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Socialist municipal elections Sunday

In a day marked by massive protests and peaceful citizen's movement called 15-M, the conservative Popular Party (PP) Mariano Rajoy dealt a blow to the Socialist José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero in the municipal elections held yesterday in Spain. With 62.28% of votes counted until the afternoon, the PP gets a 36.77% of the vote against the ruling English Socialist Workers Party (PSOE), with 27.87%. Izquierda Unida (IU) is the third most voted political force, with 6.17 percent of the vote.

With these results, PB awarded against the council 20,009 15,998 PSOE, the ruling party of the kingdom.

elections were held in 13 of the 17 regions of the country, all but Galicia, Basque Country, Andalusia and Catalonia.

these data are confirmed, "we'll be talking about the beginning of a new political era in the country," said Deputy Secretary of Organization of the PP, Ana killed, to make a first assessment of the results. "The PP will have gained a great victory," he said.

Since the PSOE electoral committee spokeswoman, Elena Valenciano, acknowledged that "not a good night for socialists. "

Valenciano said that his party is preparing for a "return" to "possibly" will mean the loss of municipal and regional governments across the country, which he attributed to "collective expression of a legitimate and understandable distress" by the economic crisis.

15-M,

OUTRAGE IN SPAIN English people voted yesterday in a day marked by protests by the movement of the 'outraged' that took the most symbolic places in Spain, with Madrid's Puerta del Sol as the epicenter of protest, demanding political change and social.

The movement called 15-M, on the day the protests began, he ate the election campaign while asking not to vote in the two major political parties in Spain, PSOE and PP, which considers complicit in the economic crisis and social.

The spontaneous social movement for a week to protest against the political class in Spain decided yesterday to extend until Sunday camping in the emblematic Puerta del Sol de Madrid.

In a general assembly, the movement's representatives agreed to hold their camp in the heart of the English capital. Concentrates suggested establishing shifts for failing to exhaust the forces if the movement is too long and avoid diluting the group, organizers said, most young people who demand a real democracy.

To give permanence in time agreed to also take their claims to districts, municipalities and social networking, just where germinated also known as the English revolution or movement of indignation.

unpublished opinion of this popular platform, democracy has degraded so much that hardly concerned parties to continue in power or alternate in him, and now only serve the interests of economic elites they agree with.