Protest for Ceuta ends in clashes with police in Madrid
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Protest for Ceuta ends in clashes with police in Madrid

Expresso3 September 2026 at 08:33

A protest in support of Ceuta ended in clashes with police in Madrid. Dozens of protesters spread through the streets adjacent to the Congress of Deputies, where they chanted racist slogans during the demonstration.

Police had to intervene to respond to objects that were thrown at officers on the streets near the Congress building.

The demonstration, which took place in the Spanish capital, ended up degenerating into episodes of violence, forcing authorities to act to control the confrontations with the participants.

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