Socialist youth leader claims “right could be behind” 15-M protest movement
The secretary general of the International Union of Socialist Youth (IUSY), Beatriz Talegón, (..) turned her focus on the 15-M popular movement: "I am not one for conspiracy theories but at that time of attending protests and assemblies I started to see things that bothered me, and now I say it more strongly: there are those that say that the right might be behind this movement," the 29-year-old told Argentinean station Radio Hache.
Although the interview was taped several months ago, the recording started to circulate on social networking sites on Monday. Talegón states that at the beginning, 15-M was "a cry out against everything, against the system, and was quite right in much of what it said."
However, she then accuses 15-M of "opening the door to the right so it can destroy the welfare state."2013-05-09