How a Pirate Councillor Improves Transparency in Lleida June 15, 2016 · by Lorena Müller · in Pirate Topic Since last year, Pirates de Catalunya and Confederación Pirata have a pirate in Lleida council. Lleida is the capital city in one the four Catalonian provinces. The pirate Councillor works actively to improve transparency in the city council. During the… Why PPCAT Does Not Run For The Spanish Elections With Podemos June 11, 2016 · by Stathis Leivaditis · in Pirate Party News Since last year’s local elections in Catalonia, when Ada Colau was elected as Mayor in Barcelona, the relations between the left wing party of “Podemos” and the Pirate …

How a Pirate Councillor Improves Transparency in Lleida June 15, 2016 · by Lorena Müller · in Pirate Topic Since last year, Pirates de Catalunya and Confederación Pirata have a pirate in Lleida council. Lleida is the capital city in one the four Catalonian provinces. The pirate Councillor works actively to improve transparency in the city council. During the… Results for Pirates in the Spanish Local Elections May 26, 2015 · by Lorena Müller · in Election Last Sunday, 24 May 2015, there were local elections in Spain. The Pirate Party members of Confederación Pirata are part of many citizens’ alliances formed by grassroots movements, other left leaning parties and independent citizens. …

How a Pirate Councillor Improves Transparency in Lleida June 15, 2016 · by Lorena Müller · in Pirate Topic This post is also available in: Spanish Since last year, Pirates de Catalunya and Confederación Pirata have a pirate in Lleida council. Lleida is the capital city in one the four Catalonian provinces. The pirate Councillor works actively to improve transparency in the city council. During the last city elections, Pirates de Catalunya participated in several cities in collaboration with other parties or citizen groups. In Lleida, PPCAT participated with other parties in a coalition named: Comú de Lleida (Lleida in common). This new party took 7,55% of votes which gave them two councilmen and …

Trans-Pacific Partnership: A Setback for Intellectual Property Policies October 11, 2015 · by Lorena Müller · in Pirate Topic The TPP (Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement) has been finalized. Now that the negotiators have agreed on the text all that is left is approval by the twelve involved nations: Canada, USA, Mexico, Peru, Chile, New Zealand, Australia, Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam, Brunei and Japan. However, none of these countries will let their people decide about it in a referendum. Most of what we know about TPP has come through leaks to the press, since the negotiations have been clouded in secrecy. Last week the latest leak came from Wikileaks which was about the Intellectual …