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The protests in Spain are a response to the government's handling of a recent influx of migrants into Ceuta. Opposition parties and many citizens believe Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has not adequately supported local residents or managed the situation effectively. This has led to calls for his resignation and widespread demonstrations across the country.
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