The metamorphosis of 15-M: What remains today of that movement? Could it happen again?

The metamorphosis of 15-M: What remains today of that movement? Could it happen again?

Fifteen years have passed since the most important social outbreak in democratic Spain. The 15-M emerged on a Sunday in May at Puerta del Sol in Madrid as a demonstration called via the internet, with a success that surprised even the organizers. And those outraged by economic precariousness and the political system did not go home after the protest. They set up a camp that spread to Barcelona, in Plaça Catalunya, and then throughout the country. There was a willingness to participate in politics. Thousands and thousands of hours of assemblies to outline possible roadmaps turned the squares into laboratories of direct democracy. What remains today of that movement? Could it happen again?

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Alberta, the province that wants to fracture Canada with the support of Washington and Moscow

Alberta, the province that wants to fracture Canada with the support of Washington and Moscow

Are you in agreement that the province of Alberta should stop being part of Canada to become an independent state? This is the question that many voters in this region, bordering the United States, will have to answer after the separatist group “Stay Free Alberta” collected the necessary signatures to call a referendum. 178,000 were needed; they got 300,000. This fact marks a before and after for the province, which sees its secessionist aspirations approaching under the watchful eyes of Washington and Moscow.

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U.S. considers prosecuting Raúl Castro, whose grandson met in Havana with the CIA director

U.S. considers prosecuting Raúl Castro, whose grandson met in Havana with the CIA director

The United States is considering a formal accusation against former Cuban president Raúl Castro in connection with the downing of planes from the humanitarian organization Brothers to the Rescue in 1996, according to sources cited by CBS. This investigation has come to light after it was revealed that the director of the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), John Ratcliffe, met this Thursday in Havana with high-ranking officials of the Cuban Government, as confirmed by both Executives.

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Reviewable life imprisonment for beating and kicking his ex-mother-in-law to death in Mallorca

Reviewable life imprisonment for beating and kicking his ex-mother-in-law to death in Mallorca

The Jury Court of the Provincial Court of the Balearic Islands has found a man guilty of murder who killed his ex-mother-in-law by kicking and beating her in Mallorca, a 74-year-old woman. The Jury has unanimously considered that the defendant is the author of a crime of murder with cruelty and treachery, against a particularly vulnerable victim. The members of the Jury also recognize the aggravating factor of gender.

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Arrested in Alicante one of the twelve most wanted fugitives in the United Kingdom

Arrested in Alicante one of the twelve most wanted fugitives in the United Kingdom

La Guardia Civil has arrested in Alicante one of the fugitives included in the international search campaign launched by the United Kingdom against criminals linked to organized crime, coinciding with the presentation of the international campaign ‘Operation Capture’ or ‘Most Wanted’, which was precisely presented today by the British and Spanish authorities at the Meliá Hotel in Alicante.

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