A protest from the "cockroaches" movement in India ends with a thousand detainees in New Delhi
The authorities had deployed 30,000 officers to prevent the march. Two police officers have been injured
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The authorities had deployed 30,000 officers to prevent the march. Two police officers have been injured
The mobilization of high school and university students in France took up the streets again, two days after a day of demonstrations that led hundreds of thousands of people to protest for improvements in the education system. The Minister of Education, Edouard Gefry, announced that 3,000 teachers will be deployed.
The protesters have traveled the streets of Madrid to pay tribute to the 87-year-old woman who became a symbol of the struggle for housing in Spain
University and high school students show up for the fourth day on October 8 on the streets of the main French cities. Among slogans and banners, they demand more funding and better educational conditions. The tension during the protests is increasing in the face of reports of police repression. The mobilizations have left hundreds of people in detention and wounded. In the meantime, the Government calls for conciliation meetings and denies that the police have been ordered to suppress the protests.
The main cities are hosting mobilizations, which are already joined by a large part of the universities, after the Prime Minister has failed to calm the hopes with his promises
The death of the neighboring Madrileña shakes the Sol camp, which responds with a protest to the lower House in shouts of "murderers"
In Spain you can't start to live because you don't have a home, and you can't start to die because you get kicked out of it.
Bally Bagayoko, who had to be treated with colirio, faced the agents and denounced the disproportionate use of force they were applying in the suburb of Paris where he exercised the mayor's office.
Rahul Gandhi of the Congress Party has been arrested and released in the demonstration calling for the resignation of Gyanesh Kumar, accused of manipulating the electoral census to benefit the formation of the Prime Minister
Attributing a majority representation to the Inquillin Union can be seductive, but frustrating if we try to translate its visibility into votes
This labyrintic city built in a few hours, which has streets and squares, spontaneous assemblies, health and care points, has made a crisis that so far was statistical, of urgency only nozzle in political pulpits, a conflict supported by millions of people
Thousands of people go out to the street to demand measures to ensure access to affordable housing and to report the increase in rent and the lack of residential supply
During the debate on the decrees in the House, the protesters have called for a general strike as "the only way" to achieve a decent housing
Luz, Ana and Carmen have made the mobilization a part of their lives and now they accompany the young people who demand affordable housing
France had a day of mass mobilization in which more than 200 demonstrations of public employees were held throughout the country. Officials, teachers, health personnel and fire workers went to the streets to demand wage increases and more resources for public services. From Paris, our journalist Natalia Ruiz Giraldo gives us more details.
The young people camped by the housing crisis have managed to get Maricarren Abascal back home and have been a bit political in the adoption of two emergency decrees, but will continue the protest indefinitely
The French trade unions went to the streets of several cities in France to ask the Government to review the salaries of public officials, which they claim is not enough to live and which has not been increased according to inflation. On the other hand, school students report the deterioration of their study conditions, requiring more teachers and staff in educational institutions.
"No house, no work, no pension, no fear" was one of the slogans that in 2011 starred in the 15-M movement, in the camp that lasted almost a month
The tension over the eruption of the agitator Bertrand Ndongo on Monday morning interrupts a peaceful mobilization that calls for change of laws to facilitate access to housing
The spontaneous camp called by the Inquillin Union has taken strength on its first day standing with profiles of all ages that refuse to dismount their shops until "measures are taken to make cities no longer a zoo"