Anti Abortion demonstration in Madrid

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The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Sp

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The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

ID: 269762

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

ID: 269767

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

ID: 269578

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

ID: 269581

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

ID: 269582

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

ID: 269765

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

ID: 269768

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

ID: 269770

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

ID: 269763

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

ID: 269769

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

ID: 270472

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

ID: 270473

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

ID: 270461

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

ID: 270494

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

ID: 270495

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

ID: 270483

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

ID: 270475

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

ID: 270476

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

ID: 270477

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

ID: 270524

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

ID: 270525

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

ID: 270523

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

ID: 270512

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

ID: 270513

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

ID: 270505

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

ID: 270506

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

ID: 270573

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

ID: 270575

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

ID: 270571

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

ID: 270567

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

ID: 270568

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

ID: 270537

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

ID: 270538

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

ID: 270539

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

ID: 270587

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

ID: 270579

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

ID: 270541

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

ID: 270540

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

ID: 270578

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

ID: 270555

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

ID: 270556

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

ID: 270493

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

ID: 270496

The anti-abortion movement, Marcha por la Vida, organised a demonstration in the centre of Madrid against the new abortion law. The organisers brought forward the demonstration to coincide with the Spanish presidency of the European Union. Madrid, Spain. 07/03/2010.

Marching under the banner, España Vida Sí (Spain Yes for Life), the organisers claim that 600, 000 people attended the demonstration early this afternoon which took place between Cibeles and Puerta del Sol.

During the course of the demonstration a group of Pro Abortion activists showed a banner in favour of abortion, but I was told that this was quick torn down. I arrived on the scene during the point when the banner was being torn away. This group of about maybe 30-50 (my guess) were led away by police and have their identity checked.

Apart from the defiant protest by the pro-abortion group, one could see other low key protests against the anti abortion demonstration: the rainbow flag on the HQ of COGAM, Colectivo de lesbianas, gays, transexuales y bisexuales de Madrid, graffiti and the holding of hands by two young females. (These acts are what I saw)

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