
Massacre in Melilla – The Sobremesa Podcast
In this week's episode we talk about the brutal killing of 37 migrant people at the hands of Moroccan security services along the border of the Spanish enclave of Melilla, as well as discussing the fallout from the results of the Andalusian elections.
Vicente Rubio-Pueyo is a Spanish academic based in New York and member of Minim, a municipalism observatory. https://minim-municipalism.org/
He sat down with me to discuss modern day Spanish municipalism and the effect it has had on politics and the cities it governed.
For further details on how the municipalism started in Spain, listen to my interview on 15M
The second part of my interview, about the rise of Vox and nationalism, with Vincente will be out later this week.
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[…] as Vicente Rubio-Pueyo pointed out in my interview with him, the feminisation of politics has been a huge thing for the previously male dominated Spanish […]
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