Anti-austerity movement in Spain

High school (ages 12+)
People & Society

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https://smallwhale.org/articles/anti-austerity-movement-in-spain

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1. Where is Anti-austerity movement in Spain?Southwestern Europe
2. How many people live in Anti-austerity movement in Spain?Approximately 47 million people
3. How big is Anti-austerity movement in Spain?Approximately 505,990 square kilometers
4. What is the capital of Anti-austerity movement in Spain?Madrid
5. What language do people speak in Anti-austerity movement in Spain?Spanish (official), Catalan, Galician, Basque
6. What is the movement start date?May 15, 2011

Austerity Policies: Government fiscal measures aimed at reducing budget deficits, often involving spending cuts and tax increases.
15-M Movement: A Spanish social movement that protested against austerity measures and advocated for greater democracy and social justice.
Indignados: Spanish for 'indignant ones,' referring to the participants of the 15-M movement.
NEET: An acronym for 'Not in Education, Employment, or Training,' a demographic often central to anti-austerity concerns.