The sign "Yes we camp" stands out well in the center of the main tent of the camp to Plaza Catalunya in Barcelona. Suit the movement 15-M: peaceful, heterogeneous, spontaneous but also determined. "We will not leave this place - says Guillermo, a university student - we still have too many things to say.
Do not tell us that in Spain there is always the 'freedom of expression? "Same content in Madrid, the Puerta del Sol, where thousands of people are meeting during the last night despite a heavy rain. For the protesters do not even care to know the verdict of the Board of Elections, asked to rule on the legality of the occupation during the election campaign.
"We're not doing politics - make Luz, Madrid unemployed - we do not claim, nor vote or abstention. And this is scary, we are a ethical revolution and the parties are put off by our clarity. " Faced with protests in dozens of towns, while jar on the media and the streets of Spain's election campaign slogan for the local elections on Sunday 22 May.
E 'up to this date that the protesters want the camps and continue to remain visible. But the feeling is that this uprising will not go away easily, especially because the game of mobilizing young people are insecure, unemployed and disaffected students, is expanding to the rest of civil society.
The breakthrough came in the last hour, when the side of thousands of children have joined the citizens of all ages, including thousands of retirees. "These guys have a daunting task: We have fought the dictatorship - a lady says Catalan - our enemy saw him and knew him. Now the young have to fight a ghost much more dangerous: the economic dictatorship.
" Under the sun of May, the Spanish cities have been transformed in a few days in place to meet and debate. In Barcelona, going from Castilian to Catalan indiscriminately for hours young people and pensioners will discuss the cuts made on social services: "The PSOE is taking away the oxygen from the school system.
Bologna's famous project is a resounding precariousness of the university system in Europe, "says a student in a sixty who replies:" And if we talk about health care? They are on the list from 5 months to treat the knee with my wife. Unable to cure her privately with the board of 800 € per month.
" Families, seniors, young people commuting to bring coffee, blankets and fresh bread to sustain the long hours of the night. The movement "Real Democracia Ya" is organized and exercised the practice of self-government, with committees to provide information to the public and the press, the supply of food and water up to the initiatives to be made in the days to come.
On Saturday the movement is organizing a day of reflection in the new debates, a necessity in the face of pressures coming from the international media too: "They ask us what we proposed to change the system - says Pedro, the camp of Barcelona - think first of all that is democracy. Surely that is not exercised by political parties and trade unions, which obviously do not want in this movement.
" Struggles between the knots on the Reform of electoral law, the ban on party funding and to continue the career politicians accused. "I'm tired of being the future - say a twenty years old - I am the present." Cristina Artoni 
Do not tell us that in Spain there is always the 'freedom of expression? "Same content in Madrid, the Puerta del Sol, where thousands of people are meeting during the last night despite a heavy rain. For the protesters do not even care to know the verdict of the Board of Elections, asked to rule on the legality of the occupation during the election campaign.
"We're not doing politics - make Luz, Madrid unemployed - we do not claim, nor vote or abstention. And this is scary, we are a ethical revolution and the parties are put off by our clarity. " Faced with protests in dozens of towns, while jar on the media and the streets of Spain's election campaign slogan for the local elections on Sunday 22 May.
E 'up to this date that the protesters want the camps and continue to remain visible. But the feeling is that this uprising will not go away easily, especially because the game of mobilizing young people are insecure, unemployed and disaffected students, is expanding to the rest of civil society.
The breakthrough came in the last hour, when the side of thousands of children have joined the citizens of all ages, including thousands of retirees. "These guys have a daunting task: We have fought the dictatorship - a lady says Catalan - our enemy saw him and knew him. Now the young have to fight a ghost much more dangerous: the economic dictatorship.
" Under the sun of May, the Spanish cities have been transformed in a few days in place to meet and debate. In Barcelona, going from Castilian to Catalan indiscriminately for hours young people and pensioners will discuss the cuts made on social services: "The PSOE is taking away the oxygen from the school system.
Bologna's famous project is a resounding precariousness of the university system in Europe, "says a student in a sixty who replies:" And if we talk about health care? They are on the list from 5 months to treat the knee with my wife. Unable to cure her privately with the board of 800 € per month.
" Families, seniors, young people commuting to bring coffee, blankets and fresh bread to sustain the long hours of the night. The movement "Real Democracia Ya" is organized and exercised the practice of self-government, with committees to provide information to the public and the press, the supply of food and water up to the initiatives to be made in the days to come.
On Saturday the movement is organizing a day of reflection in the new debates, a necessity in the face of pressures coming from the international media too: "They ask us what we proposed to change the system - says Pedro, the camp of Barcelona - think first of all that is democracy. Surely that is not exercised by political parties and trade unions, which obviously do not want in this movement.
" Struggles between the knots on the Reform of electoral law, the ban on party funding and to continue the career politicians accused. "I'm tired of being the future - say a twenty years old - I am the present." Cristina Artoni
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