Spain's 'indignant' converge on Madrid

Two months after launching a movement against the economic crisis and soaring unemployment in Spain, the country's so-called "indignant" protesters have converged on Madrid.

People came from across Spain, all united in frustration about the way they have been treated.

They have been stopping in towns and villages along the way to spread their message of outrage at unemployment, welfare cuts and corruption.

Al Jazeera's Emma Hayward reports from Madrid.