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Thousands fill the streets of Madrid to demand solutions for the Ceuta crisis
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Thousands fill the streets of Madrid to demand solutions for the Ceuta crisis

Sábado3 September 2026 at 11:22

Around 50,000 people demonstrated in Madrid, Spain, this Wednesday, to demand solutions from the Spanish government for Ceuta. The protest took place as Ceuta Day is being celebrated.

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