World · 3 September 2026

Thousands protest across Spain over government's Ceuta migrant response

Thousands of people across Spain protested the government's response to the migrant influx in the Spanish city of Ceuta. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez faces accusations from opposition parties that he has deserted local residents. Over 50,000 people gathered at the Madrid rally, with many calling for Sánchez to resign.

By BriefTea Editorial · 3 September 2026 at 5:28

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