Spain Protests May 2011: Photos, Video From Madrid Protests

Spain is not a democracy. Among other things, for example, there is not separation of powers (legislative, executive and judiaciary), which is a must in the definition of the term democracy. Also, political parties are paid by the State (as well as the labor unions) and present closed lists of candidates on election's days.It is this lack of real democracy which creates frustration among Spanish people. We feel we have not political freedom. We can not control our politicians, who are professionals of politics. Politicians feel they are "inmune" to citizens criticism.This situation has created a huge gap between the "political world" and the Spanish society.Frustration has gone too far and finnally people have said ENOUGH!We want to attain political freedom. We want real democracy. We are the best educated generation in Spain's history. And we have a lot of time and energy to think (as we are all -43% of us- unnemployed!). We have organized ourselves and will not quit this movement until we have conquered REAL DEMOCRACY.This is the main reason why people is camping and discussing at Puerta del Sol, Madrid, and any other square -agoras- of the Spanish cities.