Asturian Miners

Spain is left without miners: the end of a legend

The mining is over. The Social Security already registers, barely, 3,300 contributors. While the European Commission has given Spain two years to close all farms
The history of Spanish coal is the chronicle of a death foretold.
Perhaps these workers are the spearhead of those who are not going to surrender without fighting for what is theirs, by their way of life, and the bread of their families.
The history of Spanish coal is the chronicle of a death foretold.
Perhaps these workers are the spearhead of those who are not going to surrender without fighting for what is theirs, by their way of life, and the bread of their families.
The history of Spanish coal is the chronicle of a death foretold.
Perhaps these workers are the spearhead of those who are not going to surrender without fighting for what is theirs, by their way of life, and the bread of their families.
The history of Spanish coal is the chronicle of a death foretold.
Perhaps these workers are the spearhead of those who are not going to surrender without fighting for what is theirs, by their way of life, and the bread of their families.
The history of Spanish coal is the chronicle of a death foretold.
Perhaps these workers are the spearhead of those who are not going to surrender without fighting for what is theirs, by their way of life, and the bread of their families.
The history of Spanish coal is the chronicle of a death foretold.
Perhaps these workers are the spearhead of those who are not going to surrender without fighting for what is theirs, by their way of life, and the bread of their families.
The history of Spanish coal is the chronicle of a death foretold.
Perhaps these workers are the spearhead of those who are not going to surrender without fighting for what is theirs, by their way of life, and the bread of their families.
The history of Spanish coal is the chronicle of a death foretold.
Perhaps these workers are the spearhead of those who are not going to surrender without fighting for what is theirs, by their way of life, and the bread of their families.
The history of Spanish coal is the chronicle of a death foretold.
Perhaps these workers are the spearhead of those who are not going to surrender without fighting for what is theirs, by their way of life, and the bread of their families.
The history of Spanish coal is the chronicle of a death foretold.
Perhaps these workers are the spearhead of those who are not going to surrender without fighting for what is theirs, by their way of life, and the bread of their families.