The Register editorial board echoed the demand that Democrats reveal how many people voted for each candidate, and also wanted an audit of the results and a commission to study how to improve the caucus process.
"Instead of launching those propaganda balloons, it is better to get our focus right," said Mr. Churkin, adding that the Western demands echoed the demands more than a decade ago for inspections in Iraq, which failed to find any chemical weapons.
In October, Sciences en Marche, a national protest movement Bossis is a founder and spokesman ran a 3-week march on Paris that echoed those demands.
A further complication is the emergence of various splinter groups, which have echoed the demands of older militant movements in the region.
Solis' comments echoed the demands of community groups, who have accused state toxics regulators of being slow to acknowledge the extent of contamination and of dragging their feet with the cleanup.
Echoing this sentiment, Ms. Bhasin demanded freedom: "for walking freely, for talking freely, for dancing madly, for singing loudly".
She is echoing the demand of more than half the citizens of Mumbai, India's financial capital.
Workers at Sainsbury's have been demanding a living wage for over a year, and Pay Up is echoing that demand".
More than that, they would drag the post-2015 debate out of its technocratic comfort zone, echo the demands of social justice activists across the world, and mobilise a wider constituency for change.
Who would expect a World Bank economist, a man called Hans Binswanger, to lose his voice with emotion as he spoke of the need to treat people "NOW", echoing the demands of demonstrators in Geneva in 1998, in Durban in 2000 and here in Barcelona in 2002?
