Ten years ago the famous ‘battle’ of Seattle, but no one seems to remember. There we were, eyes irritated by tear gas and the occasional scratch under a hail of broken glass …

We left in time the ‘bunker’ in the World Trade Organization. We from the street the siege of the Palace of Conventions. There were 600 detainees and wounded dozens. President Clinton declared a state of emergency and more than ‘robocops’ police state implemented the smoldering barricades between the masses of debris.

December 99 was a belated sequel to May 68. In Seattle, the spark of the movement sprang ‘anti-globalization’, which gave a lot to talk until the gavel fell the 11-S, and never spoke.

But the fire continued to burn. Climate change has now become the new glue of social and environmental activism, and Copenhagen dawns on the horizon as the necessary sequel of Seattle. Although to be seen whether the streets of the Danish capital fume or if it will all be at a series of vigils and peaceful demonstrations in bicycle