Another Democracy is Possible

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

Formation	2003
Dissolved	2006
Website	http://otradem.net/

Politics of Spain


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

It carried out several Trojan activities; for instance, it took part of national, regional and local polls as an extraparliamentary Spanish political party. It never asked for votes; rather, it promoted its activist message by including its shocking logo into the electoral ballots and getting media visibility.

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

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