O miscare ampla a spaniolilor a inceput de cateva zile, fapt ce evident nu e ilustrat in mass-media decat foarte putin. De ce? pentru ca nu e impotriva unui partid sau vreunei forte politice, ci impotriva sistemului. Se numeste Toma la Plaza (ocupati piata).
Zeci de mii de tineri spanioli furiosi din cauza lipsei locurilor de munca protesteaza vineri, pentru a cincea zi, in marile orase din Spania. De notat ca aceasta miscare sociala – “Los indignados” – nu a fost initiata de niciun partid politic sau de sindicate. Tinerii au ocupat pietele centrale din orasele Spaniei, intr-un val de indignare fata de stagnarea economica si de masurile de austeritate promovate de guvern. Comisia electorala a decis joi ca protestele sunt ilegale in cursul zilei de sambata, avand in vedere alegerile municipale si regionale care vor avea loc in 8.116 orase si 13 din cele 17 regiuni.
Incepand de marti, acest mozaic de tineri si de cetateni de toate varstele si pregatirile, someri, studenti, pensionari, salariati, au ocupat Puerta del Sol, in plin centrul Madridului.
Aproximativ 19.000 de oameni au ramas in piata Puerta del Sol din Madrid si dupa miezul noptii, cand a intrat in vigoare interdictia de a manifesta. Protestatarii au pastrat un minut de liniste inainte de miezul noptii. Imediat dupa aceea, multimea a strigat: “Acum suntem cu totii in ilegalitate”. Prezenta politiei a fost insa discreta. Doar cateva masini de politie au ramas parcate pe strazile din jurul pietei Puerta del Sol, potrivit AFP.
“Vom ramane pe pozitii. Nu este vorba de o manifestatie, ci de o miscare cetateneasca”, spune Juan Lopez, un somer in varsta de 30 de ani si unul dintre purtatorii de cuvant al miscarii alternative intitulate Toma la plaza (Ocupati piata), citat de AFP.
Declaratia de principii, in engleza
We have come here voluntarily and by free will. After the 15th of May demonstrations we have decided to remain united and grow in numbers on our fight for dignity. We do not represent any political party and they do not represent us.
We are united on our rage, our discomfort, our precarious life which is derived by inequality but, above all, what keeps us together is our will for change. We are here because we want a new society that puts our life on top any political or economic interest. We feel crushed by the capitalist economy, we feel excluded from the present political system which does not represent us. We are striking for a radical change in society. And, above all, we aim at keeping society as the sole driver of this transformation.
They thought we were asleep. They thought they could carry on cutting our rights without finding any resistance. But they were wrong: we are fighting – peacefully, but with determination – for the life we deserve.
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Zeci de mii de tineri spanioli furiosi din cauza lipsei locurilor de munca protesteaza vineri, pentru a cincea zi, in marile orase din Spania. De notat ca aceasta miscare sociala – “Los indignados” – nu a fost initiata de niciun partid politic sau de sindicate. Tinerii au ocupat pietele centrale din orasele Spaniei, intr-un val de indignare fata de stagnarea economica si de masurile de austeritate promovate de guvern. Comisia electorala a decis joi ca protestele sunt ilegale in cursul zilei de sambata, avand in vedere alegerile municipale si regionale care vor avea loc in 8.116 orase si 13 din cele 17 regiuni.
Incepand de marti, acest mozaic de tineri si de cetateni de toate varstele si pregatirile, someri, studenti, pensionari, salariati, au ocupat Puerta del Sol, in plin centrul Madridului.
Aproximativ 19.000 de oameni au ramas in piata Puerta del Sol din Madrid si dupa miezul noptii, cand a intrat in vigoare interdictia de a manifesta. Protestatarii au pastrat un minut de liniste inainte de miezul noptii. Imediat dupa aceea, multimea a strigat: “Acum suntem cu totii in ilegalitate”. Prezenta politiei a fost insa discreta. Doar cateva masini de politie au ramas parcate pe strazile din jurul pietei Puerta del Sol, potrivit AFP.
“Vom ramane pe pozitii. Nu este vorba de o manifestatie, ci de o miscare cetateneasca”, spune Juan Lopez, un somer in varsta de 30 de ani si unul dintre purtatorii de cuvant al miscarii alternative intitulate Toma la plaza (Ocupati piata), citat de AFP.
Declaratia de principii, in engleza
We have come here voluntarily and by free will. After the 15th of May demonstrations we have decided to remain united and grow in numbers on our fight for dignity. We do not represent any political party and they do not represent us.
We are united on our rage, our discomfort, our precarious life which is derived by inequality but, above all, what keeps us together is our will for change. We are here because we want a new society that puts our life on top any political or economic interest. We feel crushed by the capitalist economy, we feel excluded from the present political system which does not represent us. We are striking for a radical change in society. And, above all, we aim at keeping society as the sole driver of this transformation.
They thought we were asleep. They thought they could carry on cutting our rights without finding any resistance. But they were wrong: we are fighting – peacefully, but with determination – for the life we deserve.
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