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A young Asturian worker who is left unemployed after the mine where he works closes down. He decides to travel to Madrid with wife and son to demand a decent job from the king since the Constitution g…
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A young Asturian worker who is left unemployed after the mine where he works closes down. He decides to travel to Madrid with wife and son to demand a decent job from the king since the Constitution guarantees Spaniards a decent job. Fidel, an Asturian miner worker, after the closure of the mine where he works, decides to leave his family behind and start a travel walking from his town in Asturias to Madrid to ask to the King Juan Carlos I about because Spanish government don't accomplish Spanish Constitution, more accurately the article that addresses that all Spanish citizens have right to a decent job. Will be Fidel received by the King? —Chockys A miner who has seen enough deadly accidents and lame political excuses decides to walk 500 kilometers with his wife and 6 year-old son to Madrid, to see the King. Since the constitution of Spain states all Spaniards are entitled to a decent job, he will ask the King himself for such a job. Title roughly translates to 'Holding the King Accountable' or 'Requesting a Solution from the King.' —Chase Holden
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Comedy,Drama
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A young Asturian worker who is left unemployed after the mine where he works closes down. He decides to travel to Madrid with wife and son to demand a decent job from the king since the Constitution guarantees Spaniards a decent job. Fidel, an Asturian miner worker, after the closure of the mine where he works, decides to leave his family behind and start a travel walking from his town in Asturias to Madrid to ask to the King Juan Carlos I about because Spanish government don't accomplish Spanish Constitution, more accurately the article that addresses that all Spanish citizens have right to a decent job.
Will be Fidel received by the King? —Chockys A miner who has seen enough deadly accidents and lame political excuses decides to walk 500 kilometers with his wife and 6 year-old son to Madrid, to see the King. Since the constitution of Spain states all Spaniards are entitled to a decent job, he will ask the King himself for such a job. Title roughly translates to 'Holding the King Accountable' or 'Requesting a Solution from the King.' —Chase Holden.