Hong Kong, después de la protesta
La Policía ha puesto fin a 75 días de protestas en Hong Kong. Tras el desalojo, el tráfico ha vuelto a las principales calles del centro financiero
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Arriba, la Policía preparada para desalojar a los manifestantes; abajo, Admiralty este viernes, 12 de diciembre
12.12.2014This combo shows a photo taken on December 11, 2014 (top) of Hong Kong police forming a line at the end of a flyover (C) as they prepare to clear the area of the pro-democracy protest camp in the Admiralty district of Hong Kong, and then the same area 24 hours later on December 12, 2014 (bottom) once traffic returned to the area. Rush-hour traffic streamed through the heart of Hong Kong for the first time in more than two months on December 12, 2014 after police cleared the city's main pro-democracy protest camp with mass arrests -- but activists vowed that their struggle would go on. AFP PHOTO / PEDRO UGARTE (TOP) AFP PHOTO / ISAAC LAWRENCE (BOTTOM)AFP PHOTO / PEDRO UGARTE (superior)/ISAAC LAWRENCE (inferior) -
El icónico "Muro de Lennon", cubierto de lemas durante la protesta
12.12.2014(FILES) This file photo taken on October 19, 2014 shows people looking at messages of support for pro-democracy protestors posted onto a wall near the government headquarters in the Admiralty district of Hong Kong. Pro-democracy protesters have vowed on December 12, 2014 to rebuild the famous "Lennon Wall" which sat at the heart of Hong Kong's main protest camp, after it was swept clear by police. The wall at the centre of the camp became a patchwork of thousands of multi-coloured sticky notes carrying messages of support for protesters -- an emotive symbol of the pro-democracy movement that paralysed parts of Hong Kong for more than two months. AFP PHOTO / FILES / Nicolas ASFOURIAFP PHOTO / Nicolas ASFOURI -
El muro se convirtió en una de las muestras de arte y creatividad del movimiento prodemocracia de Hong Kong
12.12.2014(FILES) This file photo taken on October 7, 2014 shows a woman walking past a wall of messages of support near an area occupied by pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong. Pro-democracy protesters have vowed on December 12, 2014 to rebuild the famous "Lennon Wall" which sat at the heart of Hong Kong's main protest camp, after it was swept clear by police. The wall at the centre of the camp became a patchwork of thousands of multi-coloured sticky notes carrying messages of support for protesters -- an emotive symbol of the pro-democracy movement that paralysed parts of Hong Kong for more than two months. AFP PHOTO / FILES / Philippe LopezAFP PHOTO / Philippe Lopez
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