Millions take streets as Spain unites against austerity
Source: Roarmag.org by Santiago Carrion on July 20, 2012 Struggles converge as miners, firefighters, judges, public employees, the unemployed and even the army step up
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An open letter from the M15 movement in Spain to the J14 movement in Israel: You will only be free when you decide to be free
An open letter from the M15 movement in Spain to the J14 movement in Israel: You will only be free when you decide to be
Losing strength? An alternative vision of Spain’s indignados #15M
Source: roarmag.org A silent revolution emerges from the underground. Far from losing strength, decentralization has allowed 15-M to become ever more dynamic. Is
This summer & forever we are voting for our land’s beaches” (about the greek elections, released on sunday 17th) #occupyAthens
Source: occupyathens.wordpress.com Today’s election is a very expensive farce. It wasn’t difficult at all, and moreover it was imperative for a solution to be found
Open Letter from Cairo
[Farsi translation follow English] Hello, I would like to pass along an open letter sent by Comrades from Cairo, which explains the counter-revolutionary strategies at
#Syria Sectarian Divide Takes Alarming Turn
By Ramzy Baroud, Special to Gulf News The conflict in Syria is giving way to a troubling phenomenon of hastily drawn sectarian lines throughout the
Off the Agenda: The Unresolved Question of Egypt’s Economy
By Ramzy Baroud A new Egypt demands a new constitution and president. Many pressing questions also need to be addressed, including the religious-secular divide, the
For Spain’s rescued bankers, there will be no austerity
Now that Spain has become the fourth country to receive an EU bailout, the question arises why its corrupt bankers are getting away unscathed. by
Challenges of Indignation
Original in Spanish: Desafíos de la indignación The 15M is very alive, we see this in the great challenges that await it. It has many
This is what democracy looks like! Prospects for the rising European movement
“There is talk of Europe’s future, and the need to harmonize banks, insurance companies, markets, businesses, police: consensus, consensus and more consensus. But in becoming
Québec: “we didn’t know it was impossible, so we did it!”
Source: occupytheory.org Origins of an unlimited general strike (“grève générale illimitée”) Students in Quebec are marking their 100th day of an unlimited general strike on
Our revenge is to be happy. The Republic of the 99%
This text was published in the 173 issue of DIAGONAL by Amador Fernández-Savater is a Spanish author, editor of Acuarela books and freelance researcher. “More