Several hundred thousand people were walking down the streets, and the punch line is that almost nothing has changed. So one should not expect the people to protest in the same way. They must express their disagreement with this politics in front of the ballot box. Atmosphere is much more positive in the provinces due to local electronic media, and it is precisely the factor of local TV stations that had surprised us during the elections. Studio B had been harmless for quite a while, before it was punished in both legal and illegal way, its public being split in half.
Television is a very powerful and influential medium.
Newspapers, on the other hand, are not so popular, although their influence could not be measured by their circulation. Five or six people read them in a family, then a guest or a neighbor leafs through. And their influence is not to be ended there - what has been read is usually being told to others. Political parties, trade unions and NGOs should get networked in order to offer the people a vision of how to get out of the crisis. They should interpret the events around us and give realistic and safest solutions.