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Spain's 'indignant' hero Sampedro dies


Spanish economist and author Jose Luis Sampedro , one of the figures behind Spain's 'indignant' protest movement against economic inequality and corruption , died , his family said on Tuesday .

Sampedro , who advocated a more humane based on ideas of solidarity , passed away overnight on Sunday and remains were cremated on Tuesday morning , his widow Olga Lucas said .

" He had that his death be treated without a fuss . I would like him to be for his vitality , his dignity and his fighting spirit , " she told news radio Cadena Ser .

in Barcelona in 1917 , Sampedro lived in Tangiers in northern Morocco with his family he was a child .

He taught economics at Madrid's Complutense University as well as at universities in Britain and the United States .

" are two types of economists : those that work so that the rich become and those like me , who work so that the poor become less , " Sampedro once said .

His works include " The Etruscan Smile " ( 1985 ) , " The Economic Forces of Our Time " ( 1967 ) , " Economic Structure " ( 1969 ) , and " Humanist Economics , Beyond Numbers " ( 2009 ) .

the grass - roots " indignant " movement emerged in Spain in 2011 , with activists occupying squares the country against the government's handing of the economy , Sampedro emerged as its bearer and took part in several rallies despite his advanced age .

" To consider money a supreme good will lead us to catastrophe , " he said in an interview published left - leaning daily newspaper El Pais in June 2011 .

Sampedro cemented his bond with protest movement when he wrote the forward for French writer Stephane Hessel's protest essay " Time for Outrage ! " .

Hessel died in February at the age of 95 .

" I was born in 1917 . I am also outraged . I also experienced war . I also endured a , " Sampedro wrote in the forward to Hessel's book .

Sampedro became a member of the Royal Academy in 1990 and in 2010 the Spanish cabinet made him a member of Order of the Arts and Letters for his " remarkable literary trajectory and his to the problems of his time " .

A year later , he was awarded the National Prize Spanish Letters .

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