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Catching up with Puerta del Sol in Madrid

Amaia Arcos

27th September 2011

The New Significance has published a short video filmed in the now iconic Puerta del Sol square in Madrid, symbol of the Spanish protest movement knows as 15M (for May 15th, first day of protests). Catch up with insight, latest developments and plans for the future here:

The movement hopes to make their global October 15th call a success and has now translated their call to 17 languages. Have a look at their popular Facebook event.

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