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indignant for this October 15 again h as attracted media attention around the world, who speak of " global contagion " of the claims of 15M. It notes that there are demonstrations organized nearly 1, 000 cities in 80 countries and that the event will serve to check the extent of the movement News in Russia Today Le Monde notes, "outraged Spanish Llos they welcome the worldwide success of his movement. In over 860 cities in 78 countries, citizens will respond to the call of the indignant Spanish to demonstrate peacefully on Saturday October 15: "Uni ted for a global change." The "outraged" Spanish, who have seen how Greece, Ital y, Chile, Israel and more recently, New York, Wall Street Ocuppy movement, have taken up the torch of citizen resistance, feel stronger and more legitimate than ever " . "In Santiago de Chile, Auckland, San Francisco, Montreal, Paris, Rome, Athens an d Brussels, demonstrations will take place this Saturday on a single plea. In Sp ain, almost 60 cities will participate. In Madrid, the Puerta del Sol event will end where it all began. And, true to itself, the movement organized in this pla ce become symbolic, a popular assembly. To discuss the future of "outraged". " La Croix points out: "The 'angry' is mobilized in the world. In Spain, the pione ers. " He explains: "The 'outraged' of Spain appeared during the mass demonstrat ions of May 15, 2011 in 50 Spanish cities organized by the movement 'real Democr acy Now' to claim a true democracy. Their demands are many and try to economy, s ocial affairs and politics. Among them, highly skilled young people, people of a certain age are unemployed, more teachers ... representing the left, with all i ts nuances, from anarchists to the center left. His movement, more discreet sinc e August, continues with neighborhood assemblies in many cases weekly. Little by little, trying to create a social bond and reject all ties with the unions. France Presse echoes as "organizers, based largely on Facebook and Twitter, ensu re that there will be street protests on October 15 in 719 cities in 71 countrie s in Europe, North America, Latin America, Asia and Africa. The first protests w ere held in Spain, with an unemployment rate of 20.89% to 46.1% among 16 to 24 y ears, where activists built ramshackle camps in the streets of the cities, inclu ding the Gate the Sun then spread to Europe, finding strong support for crisis-a ffected countries such as Greece, and then everyone - last reached the center of global capitalism on Wall Street. In Madrid, Saturday's protest will end up in Puerta del Sol, remains the spiritual center of overwhelmingly peaceful protests despite the protest camp was dismantled in June. The Belgian weekly KNACK covers: "Young and outraged. The Citizens' Initiative o f the 'Outraged' launched last summer in Spain is getting increasing support. 15 -M The Movement, which advocates a more open democracy, organized on October 15 an international day of protest in many cities in Spain and Europe. About 200 ci ties join the mobilization of "Real Democracy Now (DRY)." The coordination of th e protest was carried out through social networks. "The expression Spanish October 15 will test the range of motion. If the flow is less than 5 months ago, the DRY could be badly injured. On the eve of the Novem ber 20 legislative, political parties also focused his sights on moving 15-M. Th e left tries to seduce the young copying the odd suggestion of the Outraged in t heir platforms. The PP, which is virtually certain of his victory at the polls, take advantage of that fact to marginalize a movement he calls 'radical progress ive'. " Le Soir notes: "A big meeting in Brussels on Saturday. 15-M The Movement will or

ganize on Saturday a global mobilization in 71 countries. The demonstration in B russels on 13.30 hours will park in the direction of Elisabeth Station North Mad ou Plaza, Rue Belliard and Rue de la Loi to finish in the park's fiftieth annive rsary. " Swissinfo covers: "The revolt of the" outraged "extends to Switzerland. On Octob er 15, thousands of people around the world - even in Switzerland - will take to the streets to protest against powerful elites. There have been protests in Spa in, Greece and Israel. In the United States, Wall Street Ocuppy movement has spr ead from New York across the country. On Saturday there will be demonstrations a gainst corporate power in over 400 cities, including Geneva, Basel and Zurich. " Firspost The Indian newspaper notes, "the indignant protests todp extend the wor ld. Madrid activists "Outraged" by a fierce economic crisis they blame the polit icians and bankers, want to take to the streets around the world on Saturday in a protest that includes 71 nations. It is the first demonstration of world power movement, born May 15, when a demonstration in Madrid's central plaza, the Puer ta del Sol led a protest that spread throughout the country, and then to other c ountries. " Focus says, "some 200,000 protesters are expected in Rome on Saturday for a prot est inspired by the Spanish anti-capitalist movement's" outraged "and police are concerned about possible clashes. Demonstration is scheduled to begin at 1200 G MT with a march near Piazza della Repubblica near the Termini train station and will end in a large square in front of the Basilica of St. John Lateran from 150 0 GMT . Seventy demonstrators coaches take different parts of Italy. The demands of the protest organizers "are varied, but generally go against the government of Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, the austerity measures being implemented an d the problem of high youth unemployment in Italy.