Spanish Indignados a Force in Global Movement

Occupy Wall Street and its U.S. offshoots pale in size compared to their Spanish cousin, which may be taking a leading role in an increasingly globalized and coordinated movement.
Spanish Indignados a Force in Global Movement
Members of the Indignados movement clash with police on Oct. 12, during a protest against the government in the center of Rome. TIZIANA FABI/AFP/Getty Images
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Members of the Indignados movement clash with police on Oct. 12, during a protest against the government in the center of Rome. (TIZIANA FABI/AFP/Getty Images)
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