Another Democracy is Possible

Another Democracy is Possible
Spanish: *Otra Democracia es Posible*

Motto	"Un Caballo de Troya en el sistema" ("A Trojan horse in the system")
Formation	2003
Extinction	2006
Website	http://otradem.net/

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Another Democracy is Possible (Spanish: Otra Democracia es Posible) was a Spanish activist group (2003~2006), claiming for more democracy (fair electoral systems, participative and direct democracy, popular initiatives, and so on).

It carried out several Trojan activities; for instance taking part of national, regional and local polls as an extraparliamentary Spanish political party. Not to ask for votes rather to promote its activist message by including its shocking logo into the electoral ballots and getting media visibility.

External links

Another Democracy is Possible Quim Gil, 4 July 2003, Mute Vol. 1, Nº 26 (Summer-Autumn 2003)

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