When danger is the common people who are hungry

The Plaza of Spain (Sevilla) yesterday afternoon was taken by the police. The danger, the people of the town. The legendary group of Morón, which evolved on stage just at the end of the biggest public outcry that has come in the recent Andalucía history. Born in the heat of the historic protests of the 80s, have now returned to make popular music, social content, featuring new album to commemorate its 30 years.
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Townspeople, Paradas, Arahal, Morón, Osuna, Marchena and many other of Andalusia, are the new face of hunger, and they protest. In Morón, capital of Seville Sierra Sur, mass center emigration to Catalonia in the 70s, the SAT has 800 members, 40,000 in total Andalusia.

For the Seville Baroque and civil servant, who lives of public money, students and tourism, laborers are so hated as admired and unknown. The reality verging on propaganda media has finished hiding the social reality of the protagonists. The laborers who are in need, but instead of having his anguish in the silence of his apartment and property mortgaged bank, take to the streets.

For the conservative press in Seville, the problem is Marinaleda protesters. Before yesterday's march, the protest found general ignorance from Sevilla citizens, except the usual alternative groups.

For Marinaleda laborers, like those from Marchena, Paradas, Arahal or Moron, the SAT, Andalusian Workers Trade Union there is not "the union of Gordillo", but 30-year history.
It's the new face of hunger sticking up, the labor force from 70s feed and grew up Sevilla city with rural migrant remittances, observed with paternalism, fear and disdain.

Manuel Martín Pradas, Marinalera neighbor unemployed laborer and has participated in all working days of the march by the Andalusian provinces.

This march has been "hard and tense, because you do not know what to expect, and how the police will react" and is justified in that, "people in the Andalusian rural villages are hungry. However, it has not been the hardest protest, "Im 80s I was in taking the AVE, in the march to Madrid, protests much harder." His first protest was to get public drinking water in Marinaleda, "and since then for 30 years we live a succession of protest."

He refuses to accept the proposition that they are, a social problem, "we are a reference point, if all people were equal, the government would have many problems". For Manuel, "we are not only fighting for ourselves but for the whole of Andalusia, but people are not aware, we are branded as crazy, but when they are interested in, and benefit, then we are right."

Following the protest of the SAT, Osuna received partial ownership of the property The Turquillas, now operates his council, leasing the land to a company. "However Osuna, conservative people, involved very little in our protest," said Manuel. Rejects the management model of Las Turquillas in Osuna an put as a model Los Humosos, "where land, jobs and production are ours."

The difference, in this SAT protest was the opponent. Rajoy's government, which this Marinaleda laborer expressed with difficulty, says "he has 15 days to left the government of Spain" echoing the rumor that circulated throughout Spain yesterday that Rato will be his replacement. "But it is the same thins, same dog with another collar, we will continue to suffer unemployment and hunger. In 90 percent of Andalusia, there is hunger".  What we want, is to work every day, as if you have to put up a fight, we are ready. "

Meanwhile, Cañamero involved in the scenario of the Plaza of Spain saying that if there is hunger, people dont need to worry, "the supermarkets are full", and if you are homeless, "there are thousands of empty flats." Hundreds of police officers monitor each of their movements.