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"Bandiera Rossa" Becomes a Biweekly

World Outlook Vol. 4, No. 33, 28 October 1966 · pp 5-6 · 171 words

Italy Fourth International

ROSSA" BECOMES A BIWEEKLY

Bandiera Rossa [Red Flag], the organ of the Gruppi Comunisti Rivoluzionari (Revolutionary Communist Group], the Italian section of the Fourth International, became a biweekly, beginning with the October 15 issue. A six-page newspaper, it has been published since April 1950 on a monthly basis. The advance was made possible by the growth of the Italian Trotskyist organization during the past two years. The first number of the new series deals with the war in Vietnam, the trial of Hugo Blanco in Peru and the trade-union struggle in Italy.

In making the change, the editors did not announce what the new subscription price would be. It was formerly 500 lire [$.80] for one year. The address is Bandiera Rossa, Casella Postale 6158, Rome, Italy.

Besides Bandiera Rossa, the Italian Trotskyist movement publishes a biweekly mimeographed newsletter called IV Internazionale [Fourth International]. A subscription to this publication is 1,000 lire for one year [$1.60] and the address is IV Internazionale, Via Cavour n. 96 int. 1, Rome, Italy.

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