Spain’s New Protest Movement Is Putting Class Center Stage

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Spain’s New Protest Movement Is Putting Class Center Stage

Fifteen years isn’t enough for a generation, but it seems it is the right amount of time for a “political cycle.” In Spain, activists and progressive academics have in recent years often spoken of the exhaustion of the political cycle that began with the Indignados protests, known as 15-M (so named after May 15, 2011, the first day of protest), and continued with the foundation of Podemos and its rapid growth, until …