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Nearly 10,000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona

July 19th, 2012 by Richard van der AA
Richard van der AA
Sant feliu de guíxols, Spain, Europe
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Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
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Demonstrators gather in front of a government building where manifests were read and protest songs by Lluis Llach were played.
Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
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The "indignats" movement showed a completely black banner in Girona.
Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
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Demonstrator ironicly imitates Spain's president Mariano Rajoy.
Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
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A young girl "with no futur".
Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
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Demonstrators during march.
Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
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Demonstrator ficing poster on the window of a mayor bank.
Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
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March through Girona's main shopping streets.
Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
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Demonstrators during the march through the streets of Girona.
Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
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March through Girona's city center.
Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
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Unionist during march.
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Demonstrators during the march through the streets of Girona.
Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
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Demonstrators during the march through the streets of Girona.
Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
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Demonstrators during the march through the streets of Girona.
Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
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Demonstrators during the march through the streets of Girona.
Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
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Demonstrators during the march through the streets of Girona.
Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
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Demonstrators during the march through the streets of Girona.
Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
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Demonstrators during the march through the streets of Girona.
Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
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CGT union members with a home-made guillotine.
Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
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Demonstrators during the march through the streets of Girona.
Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
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Catalan republic left wing party calls for independence.
Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
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Demonstrators during the march through the streets of Girona.
Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
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Demonstrators during the march through the streets of Girona giving the finger in response to Fabra's recent comments in congress.
Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
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Demonstrators gathered in front of government building where manifests were read and protest songs by Lluis Llach were played.
Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
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Demonstrator explains to the crowd the origins of the actual crisis.
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Demonstrators walking into the upcomming night at the end of the march in Girona.
  • Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
  • Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
  • Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
  • Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
  • Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
  • Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
  • Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
  • Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
  • Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
  • Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
  • Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
  • Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
  • Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
  • Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
  • Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
  • Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
  • Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
  • Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
  • Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
  • Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
  • Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
  • Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
  • Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
  • Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
  • Nearly 10000 demonstrate against cuts and tax increases in Girona
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Nearly 10,000 thousands demonstrate in Girona against newly announced government cuts and tax increases. Banks, politicians and a selected group of the 'very rich' are to blame for the situation says protesters.

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