On December 13, 1981, some madmen organized a rally at the old Cine Royal de Rota, in what would later be called the I March to Rota. And in 1983 we chained ourselves to the very door of the naval base and threw away the key of the locks. Those were the first steps of a slogan that marked an entire generation: “NATO no, bases out.” Many marches have passed and it has rained a lot since then, but militarism today enjoys an enviable health. A coup…
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On December 13, 1981, some madmen organized a rally at the old Cine Royal de Rota, in what would later be called the I March to Rota. And in 1983 we chained ourselves to the very door of the naval base and threw away the key of the locks. Those were the first steps of a slogan that marked an entire generation: “NATO no, bases out.” Many marches have passed and it has rained a lot since then, but militarism today enjoys an enviable health. A coup…