Follow Friday: @PabGallego on the future of the Left in Spain and Europe

Follow Friday , Interviews , Journalism , Politics , Spain Jul 25, 2014 No Comments

When I first met him a year ago, Pablo Gallego García (@PabGallego) had neither a job nor very much money. Like more than fifty per cent of Spanish youth, he understood only too well the effects of the Eurozone crisis on ordinary people and had almost become accustomed to the indignities and privations of crippling unemployment. One of the original members of Movimiento 15-M, or los indignados, the Spanish protest movement that predated and inspired Occupy Wall Street, he knew exactly what he was fighting for, and against.

He still knows: Gallego may now have a job, but it pays roughly €400 less per month than it would have two years ago, one of countless positions to have seen its previous holder laid off so that it might be refilled by someone else at a lower wage. Gallego’s new gig is with a firm that compiles reports on the actions of the financial industry. He has thus witnessed first-hand the selling of Spain: the auctioning off of its assets—high-rises, airports—to the highest bidders (usually Americans, Russians and Chinese). “Some people are making a lot of money off this crisis,” he told Crikey.

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Matthew Clayfield

Matthew Clayfield is a journalist, critic and screenwriter.

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