Bue Rübner Hansen, Joan Pedro & Simona Rentea at the Cities of Welcome, Cities of Transit conference in Barcelona. (Video, 9 minutes)
Bue Rübner Hansen: "The sense of scarcity creates the sense of injustice, which in turn creates extremism."
Joan Pedro-Carañana: "The traditional anti-fascist movement of Madrid is always male, dressed in black and with hoodies...now it was women, dressed in pink and saying 'Madrid is for everbody'"
Simona Rentea: "How do we build those trans-European, pan-national networks - a federation of struggles?"
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