El movimiento anti-Wall Street se extiende por EE.UU.
El movimiento anti-Wall Street se extiende por EE.UU.
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El movimiento se extiende hasta Nueva Jersey donde se ha organizado una protesta a las puertas de Goldman Sachs
07.10.2011Andrew Burton/AFPJERSEY CITY, NJ - OCTOBER 06: Charles Helms holds a sign during an "Occupy NJ" protest outside the Goldman Sachs building at 30 Hudson Street October 6, 2011 in Jersey City, New Jersey. The protestors marched approximately a quarter of a mile along the waterfront chanting and beating drums. Andrew Burton/Getty Images/AFP
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"Las corporaciones no son personas" reza esta pancarta de un manifestante de Las Vegas
07.10.2011Ethan Miller/AFPLAS VEGAS, NV - OCTOBER 06: Tony Stroh of Nevada, a protester affiliated with the Occupy Las Vegas movement, takes part in a march on the Las Vegas Strip October 6, 2011 in Las Vegas, Nevada. The protest is one of many around the country held in solidarity with the Occupy Wall Street protests currently taking place in New York City. The demonstrators are protesting what they believe is greed and corruption among banking and business leaders. Ethan Miller/Getty Images/AFP
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"Han vendido al pueblo", es una de las consignas de las muchas que demuestran la frustración de los manifestantes
07.10.2011Ethan Miller/AFPLAS VEGAS, NV - OCTOBER 06: Protesters affiliated with the Occupy Las Vegas movement, including Shane Salanitro (R) of Nevada, march on the Las Vegas Strip October 6, 2011 in Las Vegas, Nevada. The protest is one of many around the country held in solidarity with the Occupy Wall Street protests currently taking place in New York City. The demonstrators are protesting what they believe is greed and corruption among banking and business leaders. Ethan Miller/Getty Images/AFP
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