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Oviedo shows its support for Ceuta with a massive rally that brought the area around the City Hall to a standstill
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Oviedo shows its support for Ceuta with a massive rally that brought the area around the City Hall to a standstill

El Periódico Mediterráneo - General2 September 2026 at 21:09

Oviedo hosted a massive rally in support of Ceuta, which caused the collapse of the area around the city's Town Hall. The demonstration brought together a large number of participants in the streets surrounding the municipal building.

For this Wednesday, demonstrations for Ceuta are called in various points of the Asturias region. These actions coincide with the celebration of Ceuta Day, a date that serves as a motto to show solidarity with the autonomous city.

The support shown comes as a result of the events recorded on July 30 and 31, when Ceuta experienced a significant migration crisis. The situation at the southern Spanish border has been the subject of growing attention in recent weeks.

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