#OccupyEverywhere
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This tumblr is a personal and pretty random collection of some stuff I like. Someday I'll defeat my laziness and create a less chaotic and more meaningful blog, I promise.
Now you can read me too at: www.fabulantes.com
I take no credit for the images posted here, unless otherwise stated.
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We are the 99%
In the photo, the O15 demonstration in Madrid this afternoon.
You can see pictures from all over the globe in the link below.
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#O15
See you in the streets.
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Who rule our lives?
(Photo via The “Republican Flag” ~~ The Corporate American Flag - Tennessee Democratic Party)
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Still amazed by the fact that THIS is not yet in the news here in Europe (oh well, I guess that they haven’t got much coverage in the States either).
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It seems like the indignation has spread to the States… :-) Go, New Yorkers, go!
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#spanishrevolution
So come on! Remember the date: 19J. We will be victorious. :-)
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Wake up and join the revolution, people from Europe!
via nihillo:
#europeanrevolution: take the street! (di revolucionarseomorir)
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Fighting repression with flowers.
This morning the Mossos d’Esquadra (Catalonian police) have removed by force the peaceful protesters that camp out in Barcelona’s main square since May 16th. Three hundred policemen have beaten unarmed people and caused 84 injured in a brutal attack. You can see in the picture how dangerous the protesters were…
Not the first time civil disobedience is responded with repression and violence. Shame on my country, though.
Political repression cannot change our minds. We demand a true, participative democracy. We demand honest politicians to rely on. We demand our future back. We the people have the right to civil disobedience, and our conscience will not be silenced with guns.
Here is a video to watch the rioting: http://www.20minutos.tv/video/bmuvFKLO-brutalidad-en-la-plaza-de-cataluna/0/
(Photo via El Mundo)
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Syntagma Square, Athens, May 25th 2011.
Happily, the Spanish revolution seems to have spread to Greece. Go, Greeks, go!
(via http://yfrog.com/h8d778j)
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A 360º view of Plaza del Sol's protesters. Madrid, Spanish Revolution (May 2011).➜
Impressive. It feels like being there, right? :-)
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Plaza del Carmen, Granada, Spain. May 21, 2011.
More than 3,500 people have joined in Granada tonight the protests that started on May 16, claiming for a more fair, transparent, and democratic system.
A beautiful picture of a beautiful dream.
You can join us: go to the streets and rise up (there’ve being demonstrations all over Europe), or just reblog and spread the word.
The Times They Are A-Changin’
Photo by Jara León González (via Photos from ACAMPADA GRANADA)
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