Streaming de la marcha minero que no he podido ver muy bien..

Marcha nocturna Madrid #peoplewitness #nocheMinera | peoplewitness.cat.manufestacion | Bambuser

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espero que hostien a algun minero al menos, me molestan los ruidos por la noche

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Espero que la lista de ignores no me pete!

Habrá que pedirle a Calopez que amplíe el limite, cada vez que alguien levanta la voz, salen lerdos por todas partes criticándoles o diciendo sandeces.


Vivan los mineros!!

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Sal y se lo dices que lo mismo te hacen caso y te dan una mano de hostias por *********** cagón.

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¿Los ruidos del botellón del fin de semana, de los papaflautas o de las celebraciones de La Roja no te molestan?

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Spanish miners converging on Madrid for protests



MADRID – Coal miners angered by huge cuts in subsidies converged on Madrid Tuesday for protest rallies after walking nearly three weeks under a blazing sun from the pits where they eke out a living.

The union UGT said two columns of miners, many wearing hard hats and holding walking sticks, will meet up in a town outside Madrid in the early evening, then march downtown at night, trudging along major avenues to the Puerta del Sol, the Spanish capital's most emblematic square.

One group of about 160 has walked all the way from the northern Asturias and Leon regions, as many as 400 kilometers (250 miles) away; about 40 have made an almost equally long trek from Aragon in the northeast.

Their complaints include a 63 percent cut in subsidies to coal mining companies struggling to maintain a share of the Spanish energy market against gas-fired electrical plants and renewable energy sources, while fighting to hold their own against cheaper imported coal.

Coal miners make an average of €1,200 euros a month, said UGT spokeswoman Conchi Alonso. She described the industry as dwindling to almost nothing. Today there are 8,000-9,000 coal miners in Spain, whereas 20 years ago there were nearly 30,000 in Asturias alone.

Besides cuts in subsidies to the coal companies themselves, the new conservative government has enacted austerity-minded cuts in spending for miners to learn new professions and for school grants for their children in the generally poor mining regions where they live.

A much bigger rally of miners and their supporters traveling to Madrid aboard hundreds of chartered buses is scheduled for Wednesday.

Alonso said the trek from up north since June 22 — she has been with the miners the whole time — has been unforgettable, thanks to the solidarity of people along the way who have given them food, water, shelter and support.

"It has been an utterly unique experience," she said. "To see how people help each other, it has been moving."

Before setting out for Madrid, miners clashed with Spanish police in Leon.

Miners used homemade rockets and slingshots against police, barricading a highway and a rail line in the northern town of Cinera on June 19. At one point, some 80 officers firing rubber bullets were repelled by hundreds of miners and forced to retreat.

Read more: Spanish miners converging on Madrid for protests | Fox News