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Spanien: Proteste in 57 Städten

Eine als Tod verkleidete Person demonstriert mit Schildern auf einer belebten Straße.
Zehntausende Spanier demonstrierten am Sonntag gegen die Arbeitsmarktreform, die unter anderem Entlassungen erleichtert.
20.02.12, 08:24
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Eine als Tod verkleidete Person demonstriert mit Schildern auf einer belebten Straße.

dapdA demonstrator is dressed as the "Grim Reaper" at Sol square during a protest against the governments recently approved labor reforms in Madrid, Spain, Friday Feb. 19, 2012. Marches organized by the countrys main trade unions are taking place througho
Ein junger Mann schreit auf einer Demonstration mit einem Transparent im Hintergrund.

dapdSergi, 20, shouts slogans against the governments recently approved labor reforms during a demonstration in Barcelona, Spain, Friday Feb. 19, 2012. Marches organized by the countrys main trade unions are taking place throughout Spain. (Foto:Emilio Mor
Eine Puppe mit Schildern protestiert auf einer Kundgebung gegen die Zerstörung des Arbeitsrechts.

REUTERSA protester carries a puppet with signs that read, "The destruction of labour rights" (L) and "I am 54-year-old, and after 38 years of working, now I am in the bitch street like a dog" during a protest against labour reforms imposed by the Spanish
Demonstranten halten Schilder mit dem Slogan „Por Mentiroso“ (Für Lügner) hoch.

dapdPeople hold placards with cartoons of the Spanish Primer Minister Mariano Rajoy and Maria Dolores de Cospedal reading: Wanted for Liar as they protest against the economic policy of the Conservative Spanish Government during a rally in Pamplona, nor
Eine Menschenmenge demonstriert mit roten Fahnen und Transparenten auf einem Platz.

REUTERSWorkers and members of the Comisiones Obreras (CCOO) and General Workers Union (UGT) listen to a speech by Manuel Ferrer of UGT during a protest against labour reforms imposed by the Spanish government in Malaga, southern Spain February 19, 2012. R
Eine Menschenmenge demonstriert mit roten Fahnen und Schildern, die „Nein“ sagen.

REUTERSPeople protest against the labour reform of the Spanish government in central Madrid February 19, 2012. REUTERS/Andrea Comas (SPAIN - Tags: CIVIL UNREST BUSINESS EMPLOYMENT POLITICS)
Eine große Menschenmenge demonstriert mit Schildern und roten Fahnen gegen die Arbeitsmarktreform.

dapdThousands of demonstrators hold banners against the governments recently approved labor reforms during a protest in Madrid, Spain, Friday Feb. 19, 2012. Marches organized by the countrys main trade unions are taking place throughout Spain. (Foto:Alber
Eine Menschenmenge demonstriert mit roten Fahnen und einem Banner gegen eine Arbeitsmarktreform in Madrid.

EPAepa03112929 Thousands participate in a demonstration called by the two main Spanish trade unions CCOO and UGT to protest against the labour reforms passed by the Government, near the city council at Cibeles square in Madrid, Spain, 19 February 2012. E
Eine Frau trägt ein Kind mit einem Schild auf den Schultern bei einer Demonstration.

dapdSusana holds on her shoulders her daughter Lucia, who blows a whistle, during a demonstration against the governments recently approved labor reforms in Barcelona, Spain, Friday Feb. 19, 2012. Marches organized by the countrys main trade unions are ta
Eine Demonstrantin mit Gasmaske und Spielzeuggewehr auf einer Kundgebung.

dapdA demonstration wearing a gas mask shouts slogans against the governments recently approved labor reforms during a protest in Barcelona, Spain, Friday Feb. 19, 2012. Marches organized by the countrys main trade unions are taking place throughout Spain
Eine große Menschenmenge demonstriert mit roten Fahnen in einer Stadt.

EPAepa03112930 Thousands participate in a demonstration called by the two main Spanish trade unions CCOO and UGT to protest against the labour reforms passed by the Government, in Madrid, Spain, 19 February 2012. EPA/LUCA PIERGIOVANNI
Menschen demonstrieren mit einer Fahne und einem Schild mit der Aufschrift „Sin Pan, Ni Paz!“.

dapdDemonstrators shout slogans against the governments recently approved labor reforms during a protest in Madrid, Spain, Friday Feb. 19, 2012. Marches organized by the countrys main trade unions are taking place throughout Spain. The banner reads in Spa
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