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Revolution Youth NO direct testimony

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We, the youth with no future, we headed for the public to show our disagreement with the policy of social cuts Government, and the most serious consequence, higher impact in the future that these measures represent: youth better prepared in our history will live worse than their parents.

aggression against the youth group at a stage of capitalist crisis, with a youth unemployment rate of 40%, the highest in the EU, consisting mainly in three steps:

or labor reform, which increases the temporal of our contracts, labor flexibility and involves the disappearance of collective bargaining, becoming precarious work / life-as

or reforming the pension system, which delays the retirement age and reduce the amount of our future pension and more difficult to find us decent work. This poses a future horizon without

or The commercialization of public education, which focuses on private profit and not for the training and knowledge. An elite university to a factory in precarious minority to a majority, with measures that are specified in a new selectivity hampering access to the university and in the degradation of training. We

of youths to whom the economic elites and the policies of our governments want us to become the generation without skills or jobs or decent pension. Those who, in addition, we have no home in our lives, from speculators made the right to housing a business that enriched, a model of economic growth that has failed and has caused this crisis. We have become aware that the output measures of the economic crisis has been made through a constant socialization of losses.

face out of the crisis on the right, we and us, the poor generation, pointed out the culprits and we demand to be heard.

We want to recover our ability to be actors in a motor of change, battling a country of insecurity, unemployment and privatization of our education. We are also aware that the mobilization and struggle have sense, but mostly they are needed. Italy, France, Greece and Iceland teach us that mobilization is indispensable. The Arab world demonstrates that victory is possible.

why we call a cycle of protests to recover the voice of youth on the street, and we extend to civil society. We do not trust us, we know this only solved without which caused this crisis. Urge to take collective mobilization, to claim our right to dissent, to rebuild our future.

the undersigned, students and school community members, youth workers and youth workers, social movements, science professionals, the technical world of culture and the arts are back with their signature to this call for mobilization.

First signatories:

Jorge Riechmann. Professor of moral philosophy at UAM
Félix Ovejero. Professor of Economics UB
poet Marcos Ana
Santiago Alba Rico.
writer Salvador López Arnal. Professor of Mathematics at the UNED.
Hernández Almudena Grandes. Writer.
Guillermo Toledo. Actor. Pastor Jaime
. Professor at the UNED.
Luis García Montero. Poet.
Pulpul (Roberto Gañan) Ska-p. Band.
Enrique Santiago Romero. Ramón Sánchez Tabarés
lawyer. Professor World Economy UB.
Antonio Domènech. Professor of Philosophy at UB Law and Editor of the Journal without permission.
Antonio Izquierdo Escribano. Professor of Sociology at the University of A Coruña. Editorial Board of Public.
Francisco Fernández Buey. Professor of Moral Philosophy from the UPF.
Vera Sacristán. Professor of Mathematics at the UPC.