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I believe what people are protesting is that austerity measures, more often than not, are enforced upon services that benefit the middle to low income working c
by alienfluid 15y ago
I believe what people are protesting is that austerity measures, more often than not, are enforced upon services that benefit the middle to low income working class, rather than on the corporations that were complicit in creating the problem in the first place.
They are protesting for a more balanced approach.
- uriel 15y agoI'm sorry, but it was the middle class that went along with the insane bubble. The big Spanish banks, unlike banks in most other places, acted relatively responsibly and have not needed to be bailed out (the 'cajas', which are local banks controlled in part by politicians on the other hand are totally bust).