ROBERT PLUMA

No Ley Mordaza A woman wears a sign over her mouth which reads "No Ley Mordaza" ("No Gag Law") to protest new federal legislation forbidding certain forms of protest and visual documentation of police.

No Ley Mordaza A woman wears a sign over her mouth which reads "No Ley Mordaza" ("No Gag Law") to protest new federal legislation forbidding certain forms of protest and visual documentation of police.

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A woman wears a sign over her mouth which reads "No Ley Mordaza" ("No Gag Law) to protest new federal legislation forbidding certain forms of protest and visual documentation of police.

No Ley Mordaza A woman wears a sign over her mouth which reads "No Ley...

Members of La PAH and homeowners confront the employees of a bank they have occupied to demand a stop to several imminent evictions.

Occupying a Bank to Stop Evictions Members of La PAH and homeowners confront the employees...

A young couple sits in repose outside of La Tabacalera, a former tobacco factory which is now a self-managed social center in Madrid. Youth unemployment in Spain has recently been as high as a staggering 50%.

Couple Outside of La Tabacalera Social Center A young couple sits in repose outside of...

A man beats his chest and shouts during a protest for housing rights organized by La PAH in Terrassa.

Protest in Terrassa A man beats his chest and shouts during a protest for housing...

Ada Colau dances in the crowd at Barcelona en Comù headquarters after jumping down from the stage following her victory speech. She is the first female mayor (alcaldesa) of Barcelona.

Ada Colau, La Alcaldesa Ada Colau dances in the crowd at Barcelona en Comù headquarters...

Following global financial crises in 2008, the number of evictions and foreclosures across Spain soared. A group known as La PAH (La Plataforma de Afectados por la Hipoteca/Platform for People Affected by...

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