ReMine, El Último Movimiento Obrero

What if the labor movement emerged during the industrial revolution was still alive and awakened to fight the worst economic crisis? 4.000 miners go on an indefinite strike against the historic cuts imposed by Spanish government. Protest to call the government's attention begin: dozens of roadblocks, stay-downs, pitched battles in pit villages, rallies, demonstrations, “The Black March on Madrid” (five hundred kilometers). Protests are ignored by the government but attract the support of the “Women of the Coal”, neighbors, and millions of workers in Spain, fuelling class mobilizations in a country battered and worn down by policies of public austerity. But nothing is as before, not even the representatives of the last working class movement.