Category:Occupy - Revision history

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 <big>'''15-M'''</big> includes projects related to the social movement also known as “Movimiento de los Indignados” (“Movement of the Outraged”) that formed following a protest convened by several groups on May 15th, 2011 in Madrid (Spain). This resulted in spotanous encampments on main squares in cities all over the country with the intention of developing and improving the democratic system through civilian participation.
 <big>'''Nuit Debout'''</big> includes projects related to this social movement formed in France following a protest organized in Paris against labor reforms on March 31st, 2016. This resulted in spotaneous, night-time meeting in main squares all over the country with the intention of developing and improving the democratic system through civilian participation.
 <big>'''Occupy Wall Street'''</big> includes projects related to this social movement started in September 2011 as a series of spontaneous encampments in New York City’s financial district, with the intention of developing and improving the democratic system through civilian participation.

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	+	<big>'''15-M'''</big> includes projects related to the social movement also known as “Movimiento de los Indignados” (“Movement of the Outraged”) that formed following a protest convened by several groups on May 15th, 2011 in Madrid (Spain). This resulted in spotanous encampments on main squares in cities all over the country with the intention of developing and improving the democratic system through civilian participation.

	+	<big>'''Nuit Debout'''</big> includes projects related to this social movement formed in France following a protest organized in Paris against labor reforms on March 31st, 2016. This resulted in spotaneous, night-time meeting in main squares all over the country with the intention of developing and improving the democratic system through civilian participation.
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	+	<big>'''Occupy Wall Street'''</big> includes projects related to this social movement started in September 2011 as a series of spontaneous encampments in New York City’s financial district, with the intention of developing and improving the democratic system through civilian participation.
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	+	<big>'''Arab Spring'''</big> includes projects related to social movements started in 2010, marked by protests temporarily main squares in cities across several arab countries, such as Tunisia, Egypt, Lybia, Morocco, Turkey, Algeria, Yemen and Syria, among others, with the intention of developing and improving the democratic system through civilian participation.