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Remember, remember… the Occupy movement
Tonight is November 5th and in Britain that means it’s “bonfire night”, or “fireworks night”, or, perhaps more properly, “Guy Fawkes Night”. Fireworks are exploding all around me as I write, and… more →
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الغاضبون هم هنا
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wrote 2 months ago: “هذه ليست أزمة، إنها خدعة.” “نحن لا نفتقرالى المال. المشكلة ان اللصوص عندنا كثيرون … more →
The Indignants Are Here
wrote 2 months ago: “This is not a crisis, this is a fraud.” “We don’t lack money, we just have too many thieves.” “We h … more →
The Role of Digitally Networked Action in the Mobilisation of Los Indignados
wrote 5 months ago: The crisis of representative democracy brought on by cultural pluralism and increasing complexity ha … more →
Remember, remember... the Occupy movement
wrote 6 months ago: Tonight is November 5th and in Britain that means it’s “bonfire night”, or “fireworks night”, … more →
25S: the salvaging of democracy
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wrote 7 months ago: Spanish state. 25S: the salvaging of democracy Esther Vivas Tens of thousands of people demonstrated … more →
Is class consciousness back in style?
wrote 7 months ago: Earlier today, Paul Krugman mused on the unexpected reversal of fortunes in the current presidential … more →
Los Indignados
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wrote 9 months ago: Atop a rail of Metro Banco de España I’m incredibly blessed to work in 3 cities around the world, tr … more →
Rethinking Democracy: Spain's 15M Movement
wrote 9 months ago: By Rick Salutin July 23, 2012 I went to Spain last fall hoping to find vigorous remnants of its bold … more →
Among Los Indignados: The Importance of the Black Market in the Euro Crisis
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wrote 9 months ago: To begin by stating the obvious, the black market is a slippery economic character. As any member of … more →
Among Los Indignados: Natalia, Tomas and Mabel
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wrote 10 months ago: Natalia, Tomas and Mabel, a family from Madrid, are among those who will be most affected by the lat … more →
Among Los Indignados: Juan the telecommunications worker
wrote 10 months ago: Juan Juan, a 35 year old telecommunications worker, was by far the most controversial Indignado I me … more →
Among Los Indignados: The ladies from Móstoles
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wrote 10 months ago: The ladies from Móstoles The three ladies from Móstoles were by far the most passionate protesters I … more →
Among Los Indignados: 13/07/2012
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wrote 10 months ago: The situation is changing quickly in Madrid. Tonight I stood with the Indignados for the first time … more →
Los Indignados must be cautious of the miners' tragedy
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wrote 10 months ago: German vultures seem to be circling ever closer to a battered albeit defiant Spain. As I write los I … more →
Madrid- A year on
wrote 10 months ago: Madrid has changed a lot in a year. Last summer I was privileged enough to witness the beginning of … more →
Hardworking Greeks, German lies and a New Deal
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wrote 11 months ago: As the Euro crisis goes from bad to worse, the notion that running a nation is comparable to how a B … more →
Quebec Tuition Protests
wrote 11 months ago: As the student protests against tuition hikes in Quebec continue month after month, disrupting the d … more →
¡Democracia Real Ya! Los Indignados are back
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wrote 12 months ago: Last week saw the return of Los Indignados to the streets of Spain to restate their anger at the fai … more →
one year of protests in Spain: Esther Vivas marks the anniversary
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wrote 1 year ago: 15M: A look toward the future Esther Vivas Untimely and unexpected. That’s what the emergence … more →
