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Protestas contra la austeridad en Italia y Portugal

En Lisboa y Oporto los sindicatos han convocado una multitudinaria manifestación y en Roma la protesta ha terminado en enfrentamiento con la Policía

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  • Miles de manifestantes se han concentrado en las calles de Lisboa con pancartas en las que se lee "exigimos que se vaya el Gobierno", en protestas contra los nuevos recortes anunciados

    Protest against austerity measures in Portugal

    MAL101. Lisboa (Portugal), 19/10/2013.- Thousands of people protest with a banner reading 'Government out' in downtown Lisbon, Portugal, 19 October 2013. The protest called by trade union federation General Confederation of the Portuguese Workers (CGTP) is aimed against the recent economical budget and austerity measures taken by the Portuguese government. Initial plans of CGTP to have hundreds of people walking on the 'Ponte 25 de Abril' (Bridge of the 25th of April) crossing the Tejo river in Lisbon was forbidden by the authorities for security reasons. EFE/EPA/MANUEL DE ALMEIDA
  • El puente Infante, en Oporto, Portugal, abarrotado de manifestantes en protesta contra las medidas de austeridad del Gobierno luso

    CGTP Union protest

    . Porto (Portugal), 19/10/2013.- Protesters belonging to the union CGTP cross the bridge Infante in Porto, Portugal, 19 October 2013, in protest against the austerity measures planned by the Portuguese government for next year. EFE/EPA/FERNANDO VELUDO
  • Entre 50.000 y 70.000 personas se han concentrado en Portugal contra los recortes y las medidas de austeridad anunciadas por el Gobierno

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    A demonstrator holds a Portuguese flag during a rally in Lisbon on October 19, 2013 called by CGTP, the main umbrella trade union gathering the majority of Portuguese workers, to protest againts the government's newest austherity measures revealed in lasts week's 2014 state budget. Organisers said 70,000 people were taking part, while police put the number at around 50,000 AFP PHOTO/ PATRICIA DE MELO MOREIRA

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