faces the indignation
Young and old protest spread throughout the territory
P. F. / J. P. / S. N. - Valencia / Alicante – El País C.V. - 22/05/2011
La indignación no hace distinciones de condición, edad o sexo. Su rostro puede ser el de Salvador, de 37 años, que acudió ayer con su familia a la concentración de la plaza del Ayuntamiento de Valencia porque está "cansado de las formas políticas de España y es necesario un aire diferente". O el de Paquita, de 74 años, que explica: "Voy a todo lo que puedo". Viene de Paterna y asume modestamente que no hace nada. "Al menos hago bulto", sonríe con timidez. Paquita recreate the conversations he has in the town about 15-M the Movement and criticizes those who say that "it will get away" youth. "Well, no," he exclaims, "you have to fix things."
July 22 notes that political justice and electoral unfairness "undemocratic, that must be changed." His companion, says that one of the reasons why it has come to the epicenter of the protest in Valencia is that "money is spent on things that do not benefit the youth and little education."
therein is Kelsang, universities and voluntary Press committee. Says "this is freakin 'phone rings while you twice in two minutes. "A lot of gigs," he admits. Study Journalism and says she has learned more in three days throughout the race.
addition to Valencia, María Agustina squares, in Castellón, or Montañeta in Alicante, were filled with young families with children, pensioners and people of all ages who wanted to share their discontent and their desire to improve the democracy.
in Alicante, a banner with the slogan reflection We presided over the square. "But talk does not mean thinking the situation in the country. I'm here because I think we will change history, "said Guillaume, a young, 22, student of Philology. "We need a new political policy and, closer to the street and citizens," he added
At another point in the square, between the working groups in which it has divided the organization, a group of students History of the University of Alicante also wanted to join the mobilization. "I'm here to protest the situation in the country, corruption, the abuses of banking," said David, 37. Your partner Victor, 22, added: "We need new politicians." Regarding the movement, expressed his confidence that "might become a bridge to channel the demands and social reality with the rulers."
PEPA AND GABRIEL: "I wanted to pass something,"
Baixauli and Gabriel Pepa Carrión, both 44, moved yesterday from Bétera to the square of the City of Valencia to join the move 15 -M.
"I wanted something to happen, I want to participate in this and make things happen" Pepa says. "I think we are experiencing something unique and I wanted my children to see him."
"What is thought?" Asks Matthew, the eldest son, aged 7, in reference to the motto that his father has in his hands. "I'm thinking it means I'm thinking," replies his mother.
After stopping, Pepa says that identifies with most of the approaches that contains the manifest of the 15-M. "Some examples as they combat the politicization of the judiciary and fight against corruption," he says.
LORENZO, GREGORIO JAMES: "From here one can get something good"
Monleón Lorenzo, 58 (Torrent) and Antonio Marquez, 59 (Valencia) are former co-workers in the timber sector. Bayo Gregory, 62 years (the district of La Torre) is a friend of Antonio. The three - "the working class struggle militants in hiding", as Gregory says, were found yesterday in the Town Hall Square which was attended to express their indignation and their "solidarity with young people."
"This has helped me out of apathy, it was impossible, and very disturbing, not to move anything with five million unemployed, "says Lorenzo," here can only get something good. " "We got great social gains and little by little we have been removing the we live in a pseudo" said Antonio. "This campaign gives me great satisfaction, great joy, it will be an engine of change."
ALBA AND MARIAN: "We do not know what voting"
These are the first elections for Alba Pla, 19 (Mislata) and Marian Martínez (Benicalap), 20. Neither had any idea yesterday at noon what they were going to vote. "I have many doubts. If I were a spoiled ballot, like putting a sausage in an envelope, or a blank vote, the beneficiaries are the big games ... Do not know yet what to do, "said Alba. "I am also thinking about what I will do tomorrow [by now]," said Marian.
The two stayed on Friday night to sleep in the plaza of City Council and are part of the support group to the organization: "We in the creative group, toy library ...". "I came here to report how the system is corrupt," said Marian. "Only you vote every four years, "Alba," I do not think that is a good option, meanwhile, the parties do not listen to what people say to them. "
BORDERES
JUAN: "We are not handled" a few days ago I
John Bordera camp in Valencia. Like all of the Movement, he was tired of many things, I thought the world was not to be. On Monday decided to create an event on Facebook in support of camping Sol in Madrid. At first they were few, only a few dozen. Yesterday it was several thousand. "I do not think so," is sincere. "It's a dream. It was very spontaneous and not what I expected. I did not think we would have this effect ... The first night we were 12! ". The problem with talking with John is not to answer questions, questions of logistics, communications, media ... It is the longest and people come to him until he takes confidence. Rejects the suspicions of some media sectors to ensure that the movement is handled. "If it is handled, what is the intention? Come against all that are against the people. "
MARC BOSCH: "As people come, we will"
Marc, a graduate student of Informatics at the Technical University of Valencia, he told his mother he was going to the square on Monday and has not to talk too much with it. "The other day I wonder what we were doing there at City Hall. I replied that change the world, change everything. " He is very confident that today is just another day, that the Movement will continue. "As people come, we will," he says. "Okay, so many people because it is a weekend and tomorrow [by now] are the elections, but we made it abundantly clear that this is not for the elections," he argues. From the first day, walking up and down with a megaphone and a yellow bib. Organize, his is the logistics, but the hours you are forced to do a bit of everything. "I can not work if this extends to the districts" means, "but the important thing are the assemblies."
WORSHIP AND CARLOS: "We still have not met"
In the heart of the camp, between veins and arteries cardboard, plastic and Worship Carlos up, in part, the beating of 15-M Movement . She is the supreme head of the law firm, a position that he would flee if they hear in a world where "everyone is expendable." Carlos is their support, accompanying him to talk to the police if a streetlight lost a screw or the reporters on Channel 9 too many boos suffer (happened yesterday). They have something like an office with canvas walls and there rest and eat melon and banana. Someone enters the press, someone in logistics, ask, answer ... The two pass-thirties, she is a professor of law at the University of Valencia and the consultant and auditor. "We do not know," rien, "in fact, yesterday we talked all dinner next week to see if we know a little."