27 Jul, 2011 @ 13:45
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Spain is still indignant

SPAIN’S ‘indignant’ are making sure their voices are heard across Europe.

Two months after they launched a movement against the economic crisis and soaring unemployment, thousands of protesters – including hundreds who crossed the country on foot – once again descended on the capital.

And more than 50 protesters have set off from Madrid on foot hoping to reach Brussels by October 8 to bring their fight to the attention of all of Europe.

On Sunday thousands of people marched under placards reading ‘The guilty must pay for the crisis,’ and ‘they call it democracy but it isn’t’.

The protesters have won broad public support in their fight which started in the build up to the May elections.

Wendy Williams

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2 Comments

  1. VERY frightening – When you read the history books,
    this is how the French Revolution started.
    The young protesters want JOBS, not “cake” to eat.
    Does anyone know who has a Guillotine for rent, short term?

  2. Thanks, PACO!! Your guillotine seems to be in the best condition of the 5 others submitted to me. And as a loyal Spaniard, your offer to operate it for FREE was very generous. I’ll pay for the final cleaning, no worry.
    Since there are so MANY listed to go before the blade, this may entail a LONG term rental, not the short term 5 week rental I estimated. What is your charge for 6+ weeks rental
    so we enjoy solving the “problem” ASAP & Viva Espana!!!

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