In Spain, hanging images of political corruption in a museum is truly a sin. ‘Fragments of a Year’ (Fragmentos de un año) brought together 91 photographs about major events in 2009. Ten political shots at the museum of illustration and modernity (MuVIM), including some on the Gürtel case, a corruption scandal judged over by the highly mediatised Baltasar Garzon. Pictured, Valencian president Francisco Camps and chief suspect, as well as other members of the PP (Partido Popular), the Spanish conservative party (Image: © gvaFranciscoCamps/ Flickr)
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In the Holesovice quarter, two towers, part of a university hall of residence, stand amidst the suburbs. An old home sits proudly at the foot of these towers. With its anarchist flags hanging from the balconies, and revolutionary tags on the walls, the last squat in Prague seemingly ‘spits in the face’ of the rest of the world
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