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Protestors, many youthful, again marched in the streets...of Madrid, Barcelona and other Spanish cities.
For as long as 5 hours, they chanted, banged drums and waved signs.
Youth unemployment in Spain is more than 43%.
"It's important to take to the streets because a series of measures are being taken by those in power - like the Euro-pact, for example - making Europe belong to the bankers and not the people," one woman protester said.
"We are all against bankers, money and capital - and against corruption and the misuse of public money. That's why we're angry," said a male demonstrator.
