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Sunday, 2 December 2012 - Disabled protest in Spain over austerity measures |
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Credit: Reuters/Andrea Comas By Pablo Rodero MADRID | Sun Dec 2, 2012 10:35am EST MADRID (Reuters) - Thousands of disabled people and their families marched in Madrid on Sunday against benefit cuts, joining Spain's swelling protest movement over austerity measures. Many were in wheelchairs. They carried signs saying "SOS" and chanted "Disabled people, abandoned" as they made their way through the center of the capital. The ruling center-right government has introduced more than 60 billion euros' ($78 billion) worth of spending cuts since it took power at the end of last year, which have reduced payouts to Spain's four million disabled people. "This is a historic day. Disabled people have never taken to the streets before. We're out here now and we're not going back," said Luis Cayo, president of Spain's Committee of Representatives of People with Disabilities. Protests are held almost daily. Groups including teachers, miners, health workers and students have organized demonstrations against austerity, sometimes attracting hundreds of thousands of people. Healthcare workers in Madrid went on strike for two days last week and some doctors in the region are on strike for an undefined period. "The cuts are condemning us to social exclusion. This isn't the only thing we need to do but it's a good start," said Monica, 39, who was in a wheelchair and had traveled to Madrid from the northern region of Galicia to attend the protest. The government is struggling to meet deficit targets and to try to stave off a bailout. Spain received up to 100 billion euros in aid for its stricken financial sector in June. Matilde Gomez, who is blind, said disabled people should not be last in line for help. "We are willing to take some cuts but not to this extent," she said. Spain's Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy said in an interview published on Sunday he could not rule out more cuts. He admitted reaching a European Union-agreed deficit target of 6.3 percent would be difficult, even with the announced cuts. "The people have to fight and today we have been united," said Maria Agudo, 60, pushing a woman in a wheelchair. "I don't know if it's going to change anything, but at least it might weigh on their conscience." A survey published on Sunday showed 85 percent of Spaniards have little or no faith in Rajoy, whose government reneged on a campaign promise on Friday when it said it would no longer raise pensions in line with inflation. (Additional reporting by Silvio Castellanos; Writing by Clare Kane; Editing by Andrew Roche) World Investing Simplified Spain Tweet this Link this Share this Digg this Email Reprints   We welcome comments that advance the story through relevant opinion, anecdotes, links and data. If you see a comment that you believe is irrelevant or inappropriate, you can flag it to our editors by using the report abuse links. 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