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Spanish protests over Ceuta call for Sánchez
The deteriorating situation in Ceuta led to widespread protests across Spain against the government's handling of immigration and recent events. Approximately 20,000 people participated in a demonstration in the city, 50,000 in Madrid, and 160,000 in Andalusia, expressing their outrage over the security decline and calling for Prime Minister Sánchez's resignation. The protests saw slogans against immigration, and police intervened to disperse some gatherings, resulting in the detention of four individuals and injuries to four police officers. Investigations indicate that the Moroccan security presence at the border was less than usual, fueling political debate in Spain about the causes of the crisis and border management, amid the flow of around 72,000 people from Morocco toward Ceuta during the crisis.
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