http://www.asyura2.com/11/senkyo121/msg/418.html
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これがこれから日本の進む道かもしれない。
政府は信用できない。かといって他の政党も信用できない。
ほとんど日本と同じです。
政治の抜本的な改革を求め、デモをし、占拠をし、
まるで民主制度化における革命のようだ。
スペインよ、良い手本を世界に示してくれ
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以下引用
http://blogs.yahoo.co.jp/olympass/MYBLOG/yblog.html
スペインのオキュパイ運動
国民の20%以上が失業しており、若者に至っては50%近い失業のスペインで5月15日に広場の占拠が始まっていたが、この運動(M15)はその後着実な社会運動に進展している。直接民主主義を唱え、金融の専横、政府の長緊縮政策に反対の活動をとる運動になっている。長年空き家になっていて銀行が差し押さえた建物に住まいを失った家族を住まわせたり、閉鎖の宣告の出されている病院を占拠したり、といった運動が非常に広範囲の地域住民の参加によって行われている様子がうかがえる。こうなると政府はほとんど機能を喪失してしまっている。が、社会は無秩序とは異なる地道な動きをみせている。これまでのデモとはまったく様相の異なる社会運動が展開している。そしていまの選挙システムにたいする絶望的なまでの軽蔑観がみなぎっている。いまの政府はまもなく行われる総選挙で敗退することが明白になっているが、新たにできる政府に人々が期待するというムードでもない。オキュパイ運動の地道な継続を考えている。
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Spanish protesters' vision of change focuses on what people can do together
'We're going slowly, because we are going far,' they say – knowing that creating far-reaching alternatives will take time
Oscar Reyes and Hilary Wainwright
guardian.co.uk, Saturday 29 October 2011 14.00 BST
Protesters on the Puerta del Sol in Madrid: young people camped in main squares across Spain to protest against economic austerity.
On a rainy Sunday afternoon in Barcelona, about 150 people are sitting in the booking hall of the central Plaza de Cataluña underground station listening to a roundup of the latest action by the 15M movement, which sprang into life on town squares across Spain after the occupation of Madrid's Puerta del Sol on 15 May.
The previous weekend, 250,000 people had taken to the Barcelona streets as part of the global protest against the financial system. Unlike traditional demonstrations, there was no platform at the end with speeches to the assembled masses. Participants were instead encouraged to join assemblies on the three focal themes – housing, education and health – and underground debates focused on what would happen next.
"The 15 October building is still occupied," reports the first speaker, referring to a block of flats squatted by hundreds of demonstrators after the march. It now houses 10 families, all of whom were facing repossession or had already been evicted. The building itself was one of many left empty and in the hands of the country's banks when Spain's housing bubble burst. "We have since been approached by dozens more families wanting help to occupy new spaces," the speaker concludes, with an announcement that this will now be discussed at assemblies across the city to assess the practicalities.
This is no idle boast: when the initial indignados on the Plaza de Cataluña packed up their tents in June, they put out a call for international action on 15 October – the occupation of the London Stock Exchange was one response to that – but focused most of their action at a local level, reviving or connecting with pre-existing local associations. There are now 24 neighbourhood assemblies in Barcelona, with another 50 in the surrounding suburbs. "We occupied our high school," report two teenage girls, as the topic switches to education. "It is facing €50,000 in cuts, and there are already far too many students per class." "The teachers support us," they continue, speaking into a bicycle-powered public address system, which just about rises above an announcement to watch out for pickpockets. "And we will do it again in support of the education strike on 17 November. We encourage high schools to organise by neighbourhood and do the same."
The topic then switches to health, with austerity measures threatening severe cutbacks and the closure of hospitals and clinics across the region. "Several floors and operating rooms were closed at the hospital in Vall d'Hebron," says the next speaker, reporting on an occupation at the largest hospital in Cataluña, rather than the cuts themselves. Two other hospitals were occupied in advance of the demonstration, with a new call issued at this meeting to resist the closure of 24-hour emergency services in Sant Feliu de Llobregat, a town in the suburbs of Barcelona.
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