The article published by El País, titled "In that very square", describes a scene in the Plaza de Cibeles, where a group of people is exposed to adverse weather conditions.
The narrative employs terms such as "human carousel", "sindical trash", "eaters of gambas" and "ruffians", which are directly quoted from the original text. These concepts originate from historical linguistic usage associated with past reactionary rhetoric, according to the author.
No additional information is available about who specifically participated in that situation or regarding the intentions or motivations behind their presence at that location. The content does not specify whether it was an official demonstration, a symbolic act, or a collective action without defined purpose.
The article provides no verifiable data on how many people were present, what activities they carried out there, or how they were received by other urban or social sectors. The description is limited to the physical environment and the terms used to characterize the group present.
There is no evidence that allows confirming or refuting statements such as "sindical trash" or "eaters of gambas", since these expressions are value-laden and political in nature, and their use in this context remains unbacked by empirical support.