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Data centres: “Let’s stop to think”, calls for the movement that wants a moratorium across Europe

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Briefings

A European movement demanding a moratorium on data centers has organized protests in 75 cities across the continent. The collective Tu Nube Seca Mi Río, led by Aurora Gómez Delgado, asserts that no data centers are clean or ethical. The movement seeks to halt construction and operation of new facilities, arguing that current practices are harmful to the environment and society.

Key points

• Protests against data centers have reached 75 cities across Europe.
• A collective named Tu Nube Seca Mi Río demands a moratorium on all new data centers.

Context

The movement, led by Aurora Gómez Delgado of the Spanish collective Tu Nube Seca Mi Río, is organizing protests in 75 cities to demand a moratorium on data centers. The collective argues that no data centers are clean or ethical, prompting a global call to stop construction and operation of new facilities.

Limitations

Evidence indicates protests occurred in 75 cities across Europe as of November 2026. The source does not specify the exact dates of individual protests, the number of participants, or the specific locations of the cities involved. The movement's demands are based on the collective's assertion that no data centers are clean, but the source does not provide details on the impact of these protests or the specific outcomes achieved.

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