‘We live the dream’ banner seen in the protest camp on Puerta del Sol square, Madrid, Spain.
Spanish protesters (Los Indignados) camp in the tent city on Puerta del Sol square, Madrid, Spain.
A political banner (‘Error 404, Democracy not found’) hangs inside the protest camp on Puerta del Sol square, Madrid, Spain.
Political posters, banners and announcements sticked on the exit of the metro station on Puerta del Sol square, Madrid, Spain.
Spanish protesters (the grassroots ‘Indignados’ movement) camp in the tent city on Puerta del Sol square, Madrid, Spain.
A handicapped Spanish protester (Los Indignados) camps in the tent city on Puerta del Sol square, Madrid, Spain.
‘No Photo’ banner seen in the protest camp on Puerta del Sol square, Madrid, Spain.
Indignados movement anniversary
Madrid, Spain – June 2011
It has been a year now since the ‘plazas’ in all Spanish cities were flooded and occupied by mostly young people, discontented with politics, corrupted politicians, financial institutions, bankers and all the holders of power in the modern consumption society. These youngsters, camping in tents on the city squares, called themeselves ‘Indignados’, the Angry ones. A year has passed and ‘Indignados’ haven't disappeared. The Occupy movement has spread across the Europe and the United States. Now, ‘Indignados’ claim that there is even more injustice to complain about and more objectives to fight for.
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