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At the Luis Vives Institute of Secondary Education in Valencia (#IESLluisVives), students gathered to protest against the cuts that the Ministry is carrying out and, above all, because they have to bring blankets to the school due to lack of heating.  Many instances of tension occurred [es] at the Institute due to unjustified police attacks, instructed by the Government Delegate Paula Sánchez de León, which resulted in ten detained students.

Below we present a series of videos about the violent incident, which have been circulating on the social networks.  Digital media and social networks were, once again, an important platform for exchanges of information, reports, and debate.

@15MayoValencia: #nofuisteniño si la policía te sacó de la inocencia a base de porra y pelotas de goma. Vergüenza #IESLluisVives valencia.democraciarealya.es/post/177037460…

(Nikone Le Fou) @NikoneCons: Policía golpeando a muchach@s de 12 a 16 años en Valencia ¡Difúndelo! #IESLluisVives

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(David Rodrigo) @deivid87vlc: La diputada @monicaoltra también ha sido golpeada cuando se presento en la comisaria a preguntar por los 6 detenidos #IESLluisvives

(Miguel Ángel Medina) @locodelpelorojo: Más de 5.000 personas piden en @actuable que el Sindic de Greuges investigue la carga policial en #IESLluisVives eskup.elpais.com/1329472559-838…

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This post is part of our special coverage Europe in Crisis.