Eleven miners in Almaden, southern Spain, entrench themselves underground for eleven days in 1984 to demand better working conditions.
Synopsis
Eleven miners in Almaden, southern Spain, entrench themselves underground for eleven days in 1984 to demand better working conditions.
Synopsis
In 1984, eleven miners in Almaden, southern Spain, entrench themselves underground for eleven days to demand better working conditions. Their strike garners strong support from the entire village, uniting the community around the mercury mine that has long been vital to their economy. As the mine closes in the early 21st century, Almaden faces mass unemployment and economic decline. The documentary captures the emotional struggles of the miners and their families during this critical period in the town's history.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See the eleven-day underground protest by Almaden miners.
- Meet the miners and their families during a pivotal moment.
- Find out how the mine's closure impacted the local community.
Did You Know
- The miners' protest lasted for eleven days in 1984.
- The mercury mine was central to Almaden's economy and community.
- The mine's closure in the early 21st century led to mass unemployment.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What year did the miners' protest in Almaden take place?
The miners' protest in Almaden took place in 1984.
How long did the miners' strike last?
The miners' strike lasted for eleven days.
What economic impact did the closure of the mercury mine have on Almaden?
The closure of the mercury mine led to mass unemployment and a slow decline in the area.
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