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Hispano-Belga ASBL. Accueil. Instituto Cervantes Bruxelles. La #révolution @Madrid se déclenche sur Twitter. Youths defiant at 'Spanish revolution' camp in Madrid. 21 May 2011Last updated at 04:02 By Sarah Rainsford BBC News, Madrid The crowds deplore Spain's unemployment rate - the highest in the EU Thousands of Spaniards in central Madrid have defied a ban on their protest camp and continued their open-air sit-in.

Spain's electoral board had ruled that the gathering could not continue into the weekend. It argued the protest could unduly influence voters taking part in local and regional elections across the country on Sunday. The decision - and the deadline - were met with jeers in Puerta del Sol, where thousands gather every evening - and hundreds have been camping out for a week now. Dubbed the "Spanish revolution", the protest began with a march through Madrid on Sunday, led by young Spaniards angry at mass unemployment, austerity measures and political corruption. It turned into a spontaneous sit-in on the square in Sol, which organisers say has now been mirrored in 57 other cities.

Continue reading the main story “Start Quote 'Democracy camp' Spanish ‘revolution’: Thousands gather in Madrid’s Puerta del Sol Square [VIDEO] - WorldViews. Posted at 01:17 PM ET, 05/18/2011 May 18, 2011 05:17 PM EDT TheWashingtonPost People take part in a demonstration in Madrid Tuesday, May 17. (Arturo Rodriguez - AP) Read our continuing coverage of the protests here. Some 10,000 protesters gathered in Madrid’s Puerta del Sol square Wednesday to demand jobs, economic equality, and “real democracy” in the fourth day of protests that mimic the Middle East uprisings. “La Puerta del Sol in Madrid is now the country’s Tahrir Square, and the Arab Spring has been joined by what is now bracing to become a long European Summer,” writes Pablo Ouziel in Political Affairs.

Spaniards are protesting ahead of the upcoming elections, when they will vote for new municipal councils and regional governments across the country in hopes of replacing policies they’ve largely been unhappy with. Protesters gathered not only in Madrid but also in the cities of Sevilla, Granada and Valencia. Mouvement des Indignés. Un article de Wikipédia, l'encyclopédie libre. Les slogans et consignes sont écrits sur des papiers et des cartons de récupération. Documental 15M: «Excelente. Revulsivo. Importante». French subtitles Ce mouvement, inédit par son ampleur et ses revendications, se poursuit encore actuellement.

Régulièrement, des manifestants ou des organisations se réclament des Indignés. Le nom des indignés a été donné par les médias et inspiré du titre du manifeste Indignez-vous ! Formation du mouvement[modifier | modifier le code] Contexte international[modifier | modifier le code] Le mouvement du 15 Mai naît alors que l’Europe et le monde subissent les conséquences de la crise économique de 2008, née du scandale de la crise des subprimes[14]. Un autre facteur qui apparaît comme fondamental aux activistes du 15M est le réseau Internet, qui permet de nouer des contacts entre personnes partageant les mêmes centres d’intérêt, et une coordination rapide[15]. Contexte espagnol[modifier | modifier le code]