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Young Socialists (Flanders)
The Young Socialists ((オランダ語:Jongsocialisten)) is an independent social-democratic youth organization in the Flemish Region in Belgium loosely connected to the Flemish party Socialistische Partij Anders (sp.a). From its launch in 2001 to September 2013, the organisation was known as Animo.
== History ==
In 1978, the Belgian Socialist Party split apart along the language boundary between the francophone Wallonia and the Dutch-speaking Flanders. However, it wasn't before 2001 that the youth organization ''Young Socialists'' followed their mother parties, giving birth to the Wallonian Movement of Young Socialists (MJS) connected to the Socialist Party (PS) and the Flemish ''Animo''. While ''MJS'' kept closely tied to its mother party, ''Animo'' decided to stay out of party politics and to run campaigns for their positions rather than any specific party.
In 2004, ''Animo'' founded with two other political youth organizations Jong Groen! and the social-liberal ''Jong Spirit'' (later L²) the progressive youth movement Joengk.
In 2013, the organization changed its name to ''Jongsocialisten''.〔(animo verandert naam in Jongsocialisten )〕
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