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Airlines cancelled flights, picketers blocked trucks from delivering produce and police clashed with protesters as Spanish workers staged a general strike on Wednesday to protest against austerity measures imposed by a government struggling to slash its budget deficit and overcome recession.
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roarmag.org Police just cleared the protest camp on the Plaça de Catalunya in Barcelona, firing rubber bullets at protesters and hitting indiscriminately (videos here!). Information is still sketchy (if you're in Barcelona, please give us an update!) but it appears that riot police have just cleared the peaceful protest camp at Plaça de Catalunya in Barcelona with force. At least 43 are reported to have been treated for injuries, although actual numbers are likely to be higher. Graphic video captures Barcelona police beating protesters Police in Barcelona used violence Friday to force protesters from a camp in the city's Plaza Catalunya before Saturday's Champions League final. Demonstrators were expressing concerns about austerity measures, joblessness, and corruption within government and corporations. Watch this video from 20minutos.tv, broadcast May 27, 2011. www.rawstory.com
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Police in Madrid made several arrests late Sunday night after a peaceful protest against government austerity measures ended in violent clashes. Although rallies were held in 50 cities across the country, most of the confrontations were centred in the capital. Many of the protesters were students complaining of not being paid enough or not being able to find jobs despite being highly educated. Spain has one of the Eurozone's highest jobless rates of 21.3 per cent with a record 4 .9 million unemployed. ... www.euronews.net
From: www.youtube.com August 17, 2011 - Clashes between Spanish police and anti-Pope protesters in Madrid turn violent. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).FAIR USE NOTICE: This video may contain copyrighted material. Such material is made available for educational purposes only. This constitutes a 'fair use' of any such copyrighted material as provided for in Title 17 USC section 106A-117 of the US Copyright Law.
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More than 100 people were injured in Spain as riot police clashed with protesters on Friday, as authorities cleared away a makeshift camp set up as part of a Spain-wide demonstration against the country's economic problems. The trouble started when police tried to clear the protesters from a main square in Barcelona. Many of the protesters, who are angry about high unemployment, anti-austerity measures and politicians' handling of the economy, refused to move. Video from a local broadcaster showed officers beating the demonstrators and dragging them on the ground. RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com RT on Twitter: twitter.com
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The streets of Spanish cities become a battlefield as tens of thousands of schoolchildren and students have been protesting against education cuts. The demonstrations turned violent earlier this week in the city of Valencia where 17 people were injured in what's been called a 'heavy-handed repression' of the rally. Five days of protests have been sparked by the latest budget cuts implemented to meet tough EU deficit targets. RT on Twitter: twitter.com RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com
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People across Europe are protesting in anger at a string of cuts in pensions, wages and unemployment. Thousands have just started marching in Brussels in opposition to the austerity measures that have gripped the EU.
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Hundreds of striking metal workers have clashed with riot police in northwestern Spain after contract talks deadlocked. Some workers used slingshots and lit burning barricades, while police fired tear-gas and rubber bullets at the protesters. (June 3)
Spain's 'Indignant' protesters took to the streets again on Friday, one day after clashes with police in which 20 people were injured. Thursday's unrest is the most serious incident since protests began three months ago to voice a wide array of grievances. Demonstrators are angry at the government's handling of the economic crisis, soaring unemployment and the Spanish political class. Around 200 demonstrators gathered at Madrid's Plaza de Oriente after officers blocked the capital's main square, Puerta del Sol, on Thursday night. ... www.euronews.net
Spain has been gripped by a 24-hour general strike against the government's plans to slash its budget. Thousands of passengers were left stranded in Madrid with two thirds of flights grounded due the actions by transport workers. A wave of anti-austerity demonstrations is expected all over Europe with tens of thousands marching on Brussels.
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People in countries across Europe are protesting in anger at a swathe of cuts to jobs, wages and pensions. There's a general strike in Spain while tens of thousands are gathered in Brussels to voice their opposition to the austerity measures that have gripped the EU. RT talks to David Campbell Bannerman, a member of the European Parliament from the UK Independence Party.
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Video con los ultimos enfrentamientos de futbol que jugaron España contra Inglaterra desde el año 2004 en el estadio Santiago bernabeu (españa), pasando por el año 2007 en old trafford (inglaterra) y terminando con el ultimo enfrentamiento en el año 2009 en el estadio Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán (españa). Video clashes with the latest football against England played Spain in 2004 in the Santiago Bernabeu (Spain), through the year 2007 at Old Trafford (England) and ending with the last confrontation in 2009 at the Ramon Pizjuán Sanchez (Spain).
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Fire-fighters and emergency service workers are left injured in clashes with police in Northern Spain during a protest against privatisation of the emergency services.
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Strikes and demonstrations over austerity measures have been sweeping across EU countries. Since the Irish financial crisis last month, there have been growing fears of a spillover effect on other vulnerable European economies such as Spain and Portugal. And the Spaniards are already tightening their belts, as RT's Tesa Arcilla reports from Madrid. RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com RT on Twitter: twitter.com
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Police make dozens of arrests as hundreds of demonstrators take to the streets in cities across Spain protesting against government labour reforms.
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As celebrations by Barcelona supporters drew to a close after the team's Champions League victory, violence erupted on the streets of the city. Some fans clashed with police. Around 90 people were injured, at least two of them seriously, as bottles were thrown and scuffles broke out. Around 20 people were arrested. The fans headed to Catalonia Square where hundreds of demonstrators have been camped out to protest at high unemployment and austerity cuts. ... www.euronews.net
Police have attacked protestors at a student demonstration in the Spanish city of Valencia and made several arrests. The clashes broke out on Monday after students protesting against education budget cuts held a demonstration outside a school and came up against police barricades. Witnesses at the scene said that baton-wielding police in helmets and body armor charged the protestors, beating and dragging people along the ground. Spanish media outlets reported that up to 21 people, including several minors, were arrested in the incident. However, Valencia regional police chief Antonio Moreno told reporters that police used "proportionate physical force." A Valencia police spokesman said that arrests had been made but could not confirm how many. "There were demonstrators acting aggressively and so there were arrests," the spokesman said, adding that police acted to "restore order." Last week, clashes also broke out in Valencia during student demonstrations against government austerity measures. On Monday, Spain's opposition issued a statement demanding that the interior minister and chief of police explain the "heavy-handed repression" of last week's demonstrations. Battered by the global financial downturn, the Spanish economy collapsed into recession in the second half of 2008. Analysts say Spain's economy is expected to enter into a new recession in the first two quarters of 2012.
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The debt-ridden EU has suffered another blow from ratings agencies. Moody's has downgraded the debt ratings of six EU states - including vulnerable Portugal, Italy and Spain. It comes as the bloc struggles to prevent Greece from default by offering bailouts in return for more austerity. But as RT's Jacob Greaves reports, more and more Greeks feel the measures will only make things worse. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com
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Spain is causing a headache to investors, with pressing concerns it may require international aid to help handle its debts. The government is implementing a big austerity programme there, at a time when almost a quarter of the workforce is unemployed, and recession is knocking on the door once again. And as Jacob Greaves reports from Madrid, the way the authorities are dealing with the crisis, is leaving people raging in anger. RT on Twitter: twitter.com RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com
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As night on fell on Wednesday in Madrid, tension rose between the thousands of protesters who had been marching against the Pope's visit, and the police. Despite being initially peaceful, clashes broke out when officers tried to clear Puerto de Sol square. Then fights among those for and against the Pope's visit began. What had been a well organised march with around 4000 people taking part deteriorated into running battles with police using baton charges to control the crowds. ... www.euronews.net
www.presstv.com Recent clashes in the Western Sahara have highlighted a 35-year-old dispute over a mineral rich area in the northwest of Africa. In 1975, Morocco's king Hassan occupied Western Sahara when former colonial power, Spain, withdrew. There has however been a ceasefire and an agreement to hold a referendum since 1991. Indeed UN sponsored talks were just about to resume when the protesters were attacked by Moroccan security forces. This week's Africa Today revisits the largely forgotten Western Sahara and asks how Morocco has managed to continue its domination over a sovereign nation for so long.
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The bodies are anonymous, rotting in the shallows of the Straits of Gibraltar. The fortunate ones are dragged out for a hasty burial. They are Africans trying to make it to Europe, betting their lives on a nine-mile ride, thousands losing that bet each year. Spain used to be an open door for illegal immigrants. An estimated one-quarter of all smuggled immigrants into Europe came through the Southern coast of Spain, most setting off from Morocco. The sticks and stones of frustrated border guards had little effect against a rising tide of human traffic. But all that changed on March 11. Most of the terrorists who killed 190 people on commuter trains in Madrid were Moroccan. Suddenly, the immigrant problem was a security problem. Under pressure at home and from other European nations, rubber batons at the border were replaced by speedboats but success, so far, is limited. "The numbers are down here by 50 percent," said Lt. David Oliva of the Spanish Border Guard. "But the smugglers are just moving to other parts of the coast." Although only nine miles separate Africa from Europe, that stretch contains some of the most dangerous currents in the world. Now, some people in Africa are so desperate, they are ready to pay $1000 a head just to get across, and they'll take their chances on anything that floats. Seventy-five people from the Moroccan village of Tangier drowned trying to cross the waters last month. When FOX News approached families of the victims, they started to cry <b>...</b>
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www.presstv.com Recent clashes in the Western Sahara have highlighted a 35-year-old dispute over a mineral rich area in the northwest of Africa. In 1975, Morocco's king Hassan occupied Western Sahara when former colonial power, Spain, withdrew. There has however been a ceasefire and an agreement to hold a referendum since 1991. Indeed UN sponsored talks were just about to resume when the protesters were attacked by Moroccan security forces. This week's Africa Today revisits the largely forgotten Western Sahara and asks how Morocco has managed to continue its domination over a sovereign nation for so long.
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Police clashed with violent demonstrators in Greece's second-largest city of Thessaloniki as more than 25000 people ranging from taxi-drivers to sports fans joined a wave of anti-austerity protests, while Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou delivered his annual, keynote speech on the economy. Two people were arrested and nearly 100 people detained, police said, while at least two demonstrators were injured during the clashes. Fire bombs were seen being thrown at riot police opposite the university as they stood on the grounds of the Thessaloniki International Trade Fair where Prime Minister George Papandreou delivered his address. RT on Twitter: twitter.com RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com
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www.presstv.com Recent clashes in the Western Sahara have highlighted a 35-year-old dispute over a mineral rich area in the northwest of Africa. In 1975, Morocco's king Hassan occupied Western Sahara when former colonial power, Spain, withdrew. There has however been a ceasefire and an agreement to hold a referendum since 1991. Indeed UN sponsored talks were just about to resume when the protesters were attacked by Moroccan security forces. This week's Africa Today revisits the largely forgotten Western Sahara and asks how Morocco has managed to continue its domination over a sovereign nation for so long.
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Israel is bracing itself for a series of war crimes cases in European courts against its politicians and soldiers. Several European countries exercise "universal jurisdiction". This means they reserve the right to pursue the most serious cases - such as torture or genocide - even if they do not involve their nationals or took place outside their borders. Spain is the latest country to investigate Israeli officials, as Roshan Muhammed Salih in Madrid reports.
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Spanish workers staged a general strike to protest the government's latest labour reforms on March 29, 2012 in Barcelona, Spain. The day general strike culminated in massive demonstrations throughout Spain. Hundreds of thousands of people have supported the protests. The main marches in Madrid and Barcelona, have brought together 170000 people and 275000 people respectively. The tranquility is broken, however, in Barcelona, where they have recorded strong clashes between police and demonstrators. Containers were torched in Barcelona and several banks and shops were attacked by demonstrators protesting against the government of Mariano Rajoy, president of Spain by the new labor reform. Spain is currently experiencing a of the toughest economic crises affecting millions of families currently on unemployment.(Footage by Elkin Cabarcas/Fundaudiovisuales).
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In an unprecedented wave of xenophobic, anti-Morocco, reporting by the press in Spain, on the Western Sahara conflict, a new milestone has occurred. A photo of a child victim from Gaza was presented as a [Western Sahara] "sahrawi" child, a " victim of Moroccan Violence" during the latest clashes between Moroccan Security forces and protesters. The crude propaganda gambit was circulated by Spain's elite media sources, such as the main News agency, EFE, the largest daily newspaper in the country, el Pais. and most other media outlets both from the left to the neo-fascist right. Spanish television stations, took the matter further and produced news programs, complete with eye witnesses that claimed to know this particular child and spoke at length, with teary eyes, (see Video) about the child victim, his siblings and parents, all supposed victims of violence by Moroccan Law enforcement services, in Western Sahara. However, Research by Moroccan bloggers showed that the images were not from Western Sahara. On June 21, 2006 an Israeli missile struck a house in the Gaza Strip, which killed a woman and wounded several other people, including two small children who were treated at a local hospital. These image were released by leading Spanish media in their propaganda war to mislead public opinion on the conflict. Morocco's Ministry of Communication in Rabat denounced the "spirited practices and falsifying of facts and drifts that have befallen in the Spanish media correspondents <b>...</b>
Tens of thousands of people across Spain are gathering for a general strike, to protest against new labour reforms. It's seen as the first real test for the new Prime Minister, Mariano Rajoy, whose government has only been in office for three-months. Executive Director of the investment advisory firm DV Advisors, Patrick Young, says what the Spanish unions don't realise is that Prime Minister Rajoy doesn't hold all the power. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com
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Spanish police said on Thursday that they arrested eight demonstrators after violent clashes with protesters opposed to a visit by Pope Benedict XVI. Eleven people were reported injured, including two police officers. The violence broke out on Wednesday night as thousands of people gathered at Madrid's Puerta del Sol. They are angry that taxpayers' money is being spent on the pontiff's four-day trip at a time of severe economic crisis in Spain. Benedict is in Madrid for World Youth Day, an event organised for young Catholics. ... www.euronews.net
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Crowds of students in Spain are turning out once again in Valencia against planned education cuts. Earlier this week, the police were accused of being heavy-handed when similar demonstrations ended in clashes. RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com RT on Twitter: twitter.com
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Angry steel workers filled the streets of Vigo in northeastern Spain. Across town armed riot police prepare to head them off. Protests such as this have been taking place across the region for almost a week. Unions representing around 30000 metal workers are fighting for better wages. But on Tuesday talks with management reached deadlock. It's been a hard time for steel workers in Spain in general. Earlier this month ArcelorMittal cut back its Spanish operations. The global recession has taken its toll on the construction industry. And Spain's unemployment rate is currently the highest in Europe. On Wednesday, the Spanish government signed a deal with Arcelor allowing temporary layoffs among it's 12000 Spanish workers. They say the move is necessary to combat weak demand and soft prices, by temporarily cutting production. Similar deals have been struck elsewhere in Europe. At Thursday's clashes, a TV cameraman was injured, after a firecracker hit him in the leg. The workers say they'll continue to protest unless an agreement is reached.
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There is no excuse HISTORY is looking at us and it is our turn. A change depends on YOU,on ME, on ALL OF US: young people, elderly people, workers, unemployed people. The Media won't silence our voices any more because we know who they work for. We are ready to CHANGE: Change Injustice into justice Change Corruption into accountability Change Outrage into action
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In a tense televised debate ahead of Sunday's poll, Spanish PM Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero and opposition leader Mariano Rajoy focused on immigration, terrorism and the economy.(Report: S.Silke)
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This is Spanish ESPN - ENGLISH TV feed found here: bit.ly The entire Spanish language ESPN Deportes telecast incident from the second leg of the Spanish Supercopa game from Camp Nou, Barcelona, Spain played on August 17, 2011. Real Madrid left-back Marcelo was involved in an ugly incident with newly acquired Barca player Cesc Fabregas. Marcelo dived in dangerously on Fabregas and a brawl erupted, he was red carded along with team-mate Mesut Ozil as was Barca's David Villa. Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho and Barcelona's assistant coach Tito Vilanova scuffled on the sidelines. It appears that Mourinho lunges for Vilanova's head, evidently making contact with his eye, whilst the Barca man retaliated with a slap to the back of Mourinho's head. As for the game, European and Spanish champions Barcelona won a 3-2 victory over bitter rivals Real Madrid in their Supercopa second leg clash and achieved a 5-4 aggregate win over Madrid. The win provided Pep Guardiola his 11th cup won with Barca, making him the most successful manager in club history.
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