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05-JUN-2011

5th - Movement of "the angry ones" - by endika

They are not angry because the austerity measures taken by the Governement, as it is said, but because these measures are hitting hugely workers mass while banks report again important growth and gains, and politicians seems to be more interested in taking or keeping the power than in solving this difficult situation.

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Guest		08-Jun-2011 08:49
Funny how the ape looks down with what appears to be pity in its eyes.... As for the future, look no further than the past. Frank

Shirley Haden		08-Jun-2011 06:50
That sounds like the same story that is happening around the world Endika. It seems the gap between the rich and poor is getting out of control. I can't even imagine what is going to happen in the future. It seems the same in Europe as it is in America. I have ideas to solve it but those few rich people that control everything would never agree.

Guest		07-Jun-2011 03:30
A retired Spanish man I used to meet during my dog walks has moved back to Spain because of the low housing prices. His wife is still in Canada. I think they are both happy. FrankNG

kleivis		06-Jun-2011 11:49
A small peek into the problems that faces Spain and some other European countries at moment. Espesially the high rate of unempoyment amont the young. Did I hear 40%? Someone speaking of the lost generation. No wonder some are angry.

Olympus DSLR Challenge		06-Jun-2011 01:37
All the wrong words seem to be said lately - I wonder if the world can change by being happy and ignoring the problems? brent

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