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Demonstrations in Spain -- Manifestaciones en España

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Does anyone know anything about the demonstrations taking place in Spain in anticipation of the upcoming election? alt text

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updated May 24, 2011
edited by JoyceM
posted by JoyceM

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All revolutions are not the same and not necessarily there has to be bloodshed.

MHO.

updated May 22, 2011
posted by chileno
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It makes me really angry that this is being called a "Revolution"

People are being slaughtered in Syria for a real revolution, this seems so unimportant by comparison. It shouldn't get a minute of news time if that's a minute of time taken away from Syria and the fight against dictatorships in the middle east.

updated Jan 15, 2012
posted by rabbitwho
Calling it a revolution may be a bit of a stretch, but the top news story shouldn't be the only story. Not ever. - lorenzo9, May 21, 2011
Syria isn't the top news story. That French politician is on top in Europe. This RUBBISH is on top in Spain. People are barely talking about Syria. - rabbitwho, May 21, 2011
Sorry, maybe I'm getting over emotional. It's just hard not to after talking to people in Syria online. It's getting like Cambodia and the Khimer Rouge. - rabbitwho, May 21, 2011
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Here's an earlier thread. link text Surprisingly nobody has much to say about it. It's as if it's a "so what" news situation and just a fiesta. Given that the whole Middle East is erupting, maybe that makes sense. alt text

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updated May 24, 2011
edited by lagartijaverde
posted by lagartijaverde
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BBC story in English

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Mercancías - salable goods, merchandise, items for sale

updated May 24, 2011
edited by JoyceM
posted by JoyceM
I tried to double-click a word in your picture, to pop up a quick translation. hehe - didn't work! :) - pesta, May 21, 2011
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I've heard about this all this week but didn't know the details, but right now it look likes the real deal and not some protest, wow. Hope they succeed.

updated May 22, 2011
edited by TheSilentHero
posted by TheSilentHero
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También desmostración. Tal cual como en inglés.

Así era por lo menos en mi tiempo (1970 Chile) smile

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También "marcha"

I didn't answer your question because the link points to a site that's in English.

Not sure of what you are not understanding...

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También se le conoce por "concentración. Se me había olvidado esa, y la acabo de escuchar en la tele, porque hay una en santiago, protestando por un hidroeléctrica que se quiere construir en el sur de Chile.

updated May 22, 2011
edited by chileno
posted by chileno
Hopefully they will not end in the same way. - faliron, May 19, 2011
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Wikpedia entry on the protests.

updated May 23, 2011
posted by JoyceM
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Toma la Plaza? A worldwide demonstration against bank bailouts by governments and the following austerity measures being applied to the people?

Anyone with firsthand knowledge of what is going on?

updated May 21, 2011
posted by JoyceM