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Thousands of people protest in Spain against the humanitarian crisis in Ceuta

Now2 September 2026 at 22:15

Thousands of people demonstrated in Spain against the humanitarian crisis in Ceuta, demanding answers from the Spanish authorities. The protests brought together a significant number of citizens who wanted to express their disagreement with the way the situation was managed.

The demonstrators directly blame Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez for the way the Spanish Government handled the humanitarian crisis in Ceuta, a Spanish city in North Africa. The protest participants expressed their dissatisfaction with the decisions made by the executive.

The humanitarian crisis in Ceuta has been generating great concern in Spain, leading the population to demand a more effective response from the authorities. The protests reflect the widespread discontent regarding the governmental management of the situation.

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