Saturday April 6th

    Carballo Market

    12:30

    Generations X and Z want to talk about politics in their homes, with their friends, with their affairs, and, of course, also in the internet. In an increasingly polarized social context, increasing young voices build links and work on alternatives from the digital sphere. Activist, feminist, decolonial and anti-fascist voices from Galicia and other parts of Spain that seek to demonstrate that young people want to make this world better. Questioning what is established to build positively. With Iván Iglesias (OU ké!), Carretando, Alan Barroso, Sergio Gregori, Ayme and Marina Lobo.

    Iván Iglesias (OU ké!) Journalist and founder of the digital media from Ourense OU ké! in which they take political, social and cultural reality of Ourense and Galicia closer to us citizens.

    Instagram: @ouke_gal | Twitter: @ouke_gal | Tiktok: @ouke_gal

    Román Varela (Carretando). Galician politics podcast specialized in interpretive journalism and political dissemination.

    Alán Barroso. Expert in political communication, collaborator and analyst in various Spanish media outlets. Digital content creator on his social networks.

    Instagram: @alanbaaa/ | Twitter: @AlanBarrosoA | Tiktok: @alanbarrosoa

    Miriam Jimenez Lastra. Miriam is a feminist, vegan and human rights activist. She is a sociologist, political scientist, mediator and disseminator on social networks. On her networks she communicates current political issues, sociological theories and her well-known proletarian vegan recipes, with which she conveys that great resources are not needed to follow a vegan life. She is a speaker at congresses, conferences and fairs, a contributor to debate programs such as PlayZ, podcasts such as Malditos Veganos and writes in digital newspapers such as El Salto or El Confidencial. She is a member of the board of the political thought and communication group Ideas En Guerra.

    Ayme. Popularizer of philosophy, feminisms and politics on social networks, audiovisual creator and analyst. She has published the short essay “After #MeToo” (Penguin Random House).

    Instagram: @aymeroman | Twitter: @_ayme | Tiktok: @aymeroman

    Marina Lobo. Screenwriter, host and comedian. Script coordinator for Hora Veintipico on Cadena Ser, collaborator of A Vivir and presenter of HECD! (Hasta el Coño De) a current affairs and humor program where she analyzes current events and defends social justice that is broadcasted at Spanish Revolution’s Twitch and Público’s YouTube channel.

    Instagram: @marinalobo_l | Twitter: @marinaLobL | Tiktok: @marinalobol