The anti-Austerity protesters return to plaza de Madrid

MADRID (AP) - thousands of angry demonstrators on the brutal economic woes of the Spain completed once more the Centre of Madrid on the ground square Sunday after several weeks spent marching bands of hundreds of kilometres (km) of the remote towns of marchers Spain.Seven columns converged on the town of late Saturday and gathered at the place where thousands camped for three weeks in May. They were joined by more who took public transportation in the capital. "The politicians do not represent us! No! None! None! "the crowd chanted, with some hair hand banners read"is not a crisis, it is system wrong." "Some demonstrators began their March 34 days ago and walked 650 kilometres (404 miles) southwest of Cadiz.Physiotherapists city and masseurs accompanied by protesters to treat for feet aching and sideshoots.Protesters say they are outraged politicians for failing to resolve the unemployment of the Spain and accuse them of being uncaring, corrupt and inept. "" You will find highly qualified in this demonstration because we cannot find a job, "said Amanda sastre, 24. "All we want is dignity to be able to earn a living."Two years of recession an explosion of the property that went bankrupt left Spain with 21% of unemployment - the highest in the 17-nation euro zone. The unemployment for those aged 16 to 29 stands at approximately 35%.Also, the Spain has a deficit inflated and is struggling to convince investors, it can manage its debt and will not need financial assistance as the Greece, the Ireland and Portugal.