A video-presentation of the comic Españistan, which shows the path that has taken Spain from the property bubble to the financial crisis.

January 25, 2011. The fall of Ben Ali in Tunis on January 14, 2011, built beacons of hope in the Arab world. All the attention is in Egypt, where groups in solidarity with the young Alexandrian Khaled Said, killed by the police, are calling for Egyptians to take to the streets against the regime. The chosen date is January 25, National Police Day, seen as one of the pillars of a regime sustained for decades in the country and ruled by Mohammed Hosny Mubarak as a Western ally. But people, claiming freedom and social justice, breaks the barrier of fear, goes outside and begins a rebellion that will shake the whole world. Erhal - Leave - chronicles from within the 18-days-struggle that brought down one of the more stable dictators of the Middle East.

A documentary on Radio Pica, a Barcelona radio station that has been operating since 1981, was closed by the Generalitat in 1987 and was back on the air waves in 1990. Barcelona independent radio - a quarter of a century powering communication that is truly alternative, not subordinate to commercial ends.

An interview with Uruguayan writer and journalist Eduard Galeano, who spoke at the Acampadabcn assembly on May 23, 2011. “There is another world beating inside this one, a world that is different and seemingly difficult. It will not easily be born, but its definitely beating in this present world, and I sense its presence in these spontaneous demonstrations: in Plaça Catalunya in Barcelona, in Sol in Madrid (...) People ask me: “What's going to happen now?.. What’s next?... What will become of this?” And I can only answer from my own experience. I say: “Well... nothing... I don’t know what’s going to happen, and it doesn’t really matter to me. All I care about are the things that are happening now, the present moment, and what this moment augurs about another moment that will come into being, although I do not know how it will be. It would be as if, every time I had an experience of love, I asked myself what was going to happen next."