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How a divided Spain started a revolution

Published on: 1 June 2011

Written by: Bernardo Gutiérrez All articles by Bernardo Gutiérrez

The Spanish Revolution is a result of deep underlying divisions running through the Spanish society, which the...
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Some kind of revolution

Published on: 28 May 2011

Written by: Ryan Gallagher All articles by Ryan Gallagher

In Puerta del Sol, the camp’s peaceful and serious ethos seems to have won the demonstrators the respect of many...
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Understanding ‘Spanishrevolution’

Published on: 23 May 2011

Written by: Pedro Silverio Moreno All articles by Pedro Silverio Moreno

For the last week, Spain has been rocked with its own ‘Spanishrevolution’ - a civil movement which has sprung up to...

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