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Irish Times
Greek exit 'may cost' €1 trillion
Irish Times
Demonstrators wrapped in the Greek flag protest in front of parliament during a rally marking the one year anniversary of Greece's Indignant group in Athens. Photograph: John Kolesidis/Reuters The cost of Greece exiting the euro would be unmanageable ...

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Misplaced indignation
Guelph Mercury
De Schutter, whose report will eventually form part of Canada's official international human rights record, apparently rated such indignant scorn because he wondered out loud about the 900000 households and 2.5 million people here who are too poor to ...

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Lawmaker 'indignant' about leaving WHA meeting
China Post
TAIPEI -- A Taiwanese opposition lawmaker said yesterday that security staff at the World Health Assembly (WHA) in Geneva who asked her to leave when she staged a silent protest in a visitor area left her feeling “indignant.” Lin Shih-chia of the minor ...

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euronews
Spaniards rage against austerity, grim economy
Houston Chronicle
The protests began May 15 last year and drew hundreds of thousands of people calling themselves the Indignant Movement. The demonstrations spread across Spain and Europe as anti-austerity sentiment grew. Photo: Emilio Morenatti / AP Demonstrators shout ...
Indignant Movement Year Twoeuronews
Hundreds of Spanish 'Indignants' demand release of activistsAFP
Despite massive anti-austerity protests, Spain's leader defense the cutsWashington Post

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Indignant Over Incumbents
City Watch
ALPERN AT LARGE - At home and abroad, a change in leadership continues to be the trend. Pro-economic austerity French President Nicolas Sarkozy is replaced by Socialist Francois Hollande. Longstanding GOP Senator Richard Lugar is replaced by the more ...


 
Minnesota Public Radio
Are we facing the end of austerity?
Minnesota Public Radio
A protester confined to a wheelchair with Spain's Indignant movement attends a rally at Puerta del Sol Square on May 12, 2012 in Madrid, Spain. Demonstrations took place across Spain on the first anniversary of the movement, which protests against ...
Protesters tell Spanish gov't: 'No bread, no peace!'Workers World

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20/05/2012Poll finds high support for Spain's 'indignant' protesters
Expatica Spain
Spain's "indignant" protest movement against economic inequality and spending cuts continues to enjoy widespread support a year after it was launched, a poll published Sunday showed. Overall 68 percent of Spaniards said they had sympathy for the ...

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