Thousands of young Spaniards angered over unemployment have taken to the streets across the country, demanding a boycott of the big political parties in local elections on Sunday.
The movement, coordinated through online social media, marks a shift in Spain where up to now people have scarcely protested against the European Union's highest jobless rate, a stagnant economy and government spending cuts.
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