Post by account_disabled on Feb 22, 2024 1:36:56 GMT -5
More than 20 years ago I published a book called The Madrid of May Day . I had been reading those books of El Madrid de los Austrias , El Madrid de los Borbones , El Madrid de Galdós , El Madrid medieval ... They were collections of urban travel books that showed us tours of Madrid, its buildings and the anecdotes of its more diverse characters. It occurred to me that the Madrid route of the May Day Demonstration provided for a good number of recovered stories and forms of construction of Madrid over time. The demonstration has started for many years in Atocha and there is the intersection of numerous changes in Madrid. Cover_1May_Javier_Lopez The Madrid of May The Paseo del Prado starts from Atocha, one of the modernizing attempts of Charles III when he arrived in this capital which he called dirty, dusty and dilapidated.
And on the Paseo del Prado are the Botanical Garden and what was going to become the Science Museum and ended up being one of the best art galleries in the world. But also, in Atocha, the San Carlos Hospital, an Costa Rica WhatsApp Number attempt to provide the capital with a minimum of decent health care and the railway station, which constituted the first axis of economic and industrial development of Madrid as one of the capitals of the belt railway that came from the Príncipe Pío station, where the coal from the North arrived that allowed the new factories and their machines to operate. An M-30 railway that passed Imperial, Peñuelas, or Delicias. Neptune, Cibeles, the large banks and the bourgeois circles of Alcalá Street, until culminating in the Puerta del Sol, the place that is never empty in Madrid, the square in which any stone raises commotions and moves waves throughout the lagoon. from Spain. Whether it is May 2, the proclamation of the Republic, or 15-M , there is everything.
Puerta del Sol, the place that is never empty in Madrid, the square in which any stone raises commotions and moves waves throughout the lagoon of Spain. May Day was celebrated in Madrid in 1890 and although anarchists and socialists celebrated it divided, there was no shortage of rallies at the Rius Theater and subsequent concentrations in the Buen Retiro Gardens and next to the Botanical Garden. The anarchists celebrated it on Thursday the 1st and the socialists on Sunday the 4th, but, as we see in similar environments near Atocha. By the time I wrote this book and presented the first of its three successive editions, prefaced by my colleague Rodolfo Benito, by an excellent journalist like Rodolfo Serrano and by a master architect like Eduardo Mangada, May 1 had already followed a democratic path of more than twenty years. May Day was celebrated again in Madrid, without repression or preventive arrests, in 1978. For that to be the case, for a May Day to return without sticks, without arrests, without jumping and running, a dictator had to die and The workers had to suffer mortal blows like that of Vitoria, or like that of the Atocha Lawyers.
And on the Paseo del Prado are the Botanical Garden and what was going to become the Science Museum and ended up being one of the best art galleries in the world. But also, in Atocha, the San Carlos Hospital, an Costa Rica WhatsApp Number attempt to provide the capital with a minimum of decent health care and the railway station, which constituted the first axis of economic and industrial development of Madrid as one of the capitals of the belt railway that came from the Príncipe Pío station, where the coal from the North arrived that allowed the new factories and their machines to operate. An M-30 railway that passed Imperial, Peñuelas, or Delicias. Neptune, Cibeles, the large banks and the bourgeois circles of Alcalá Street, until culminating in the Puerta del Sol, the place that is never empty in Madrid, the square in which any stone raises commotions and moves waves throughout the lagoon. from Spain. Whether it is May 2, the proclamation of the Republic, or 15-M , there is everything.
Puerta del Sol, the place that is never empty in Madrid, the square in which any stone raises commotions and moves waves throughout the lagoon of Spain. May Day was celebrated in Madrid in 1890 and although anarchists and socialists celebrated it divided, there was no shortage of rallies at the Rius Theater and subsequent concentrations in the Buen Retiro Gardens and next to the Botanical Garden. The anarchists celebrated it on Thursday the 1st and the socialists on Sunday the 4th, but, as we see in similar environments near Atocha. By the time I wrote this book and presented the first of its three successive editions, prefaced by my colleague Rodolfo Benito, by an excellent journalist like Rodolfo Serrano and by a master architect like Eduardo Mangada, May 1 had already followed a democratic path of more than twenty years. May Day was celebrated again in Madrid, without repression or preventive arrests, in 1978. For that to be the case, for a May Day to return without sticks, without arrests, without jumping and running, a dictator had to die and The workers had to suffer mortal blows like that of Vitoria, or like that of the Atocha Lawyers.
