
Hundreds of protesters camped at Puerta del Sol in Madrid for the twentieth night decided in an assembly to maintain the protest without a deadline and extend their movement to neighborhoods throughout Spain, after sharing experiences and proposing improvements in small groups.
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The camping at Puerta del Sol in Madrid has been going on for the twentieth night, part of a social protest movement that seeks to express discontent and propose changes.
The hundreds of protesters who are still camped at Puerta del Sol in Madrid for the twentieth night have met in an assembly this Thursday night in which they have decided to maintain the camp without a deadline to end the protest. They have also declared their intention to bring the spirit of the square to neighborhoods throughout Spain.
The meeting began after 8:30 p.m. and allowed different groups of protesters to share their experiences and opinions about how coexistence is developing within the camp. They have also highlighted aspects that can be improved.
In addition, the participants met in smaller groups, organized randomly, for ten minutes, in which they confronted ideas and opinions to later share them with the rest of their classmates.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The camping in Puerta del Sol will continue for at least one more week while actions are organized in the neighborhoods.
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