Jesús Sanz, Archbishop of Oviedo, has compared anti-migration protests in Ceuta to the 'reconquista' and accused the government of failure. His statements have revived tensions over Spain's migration policy and church-state relations.
Madrid’s Arganzuela district has banned political symbols and non-constitutional flags at its core festival. Local associations face sanctions for displaying banners such as the rainbow flag, prompting protests and accusations of censorship.
A deadly stabbing in Manresa has triggered a wave of misinformation. Far-right groups blamed Maghrebi migrants, but police confirmed the suspects are Spanish minors. The incident has exposed deep divisions over security and immigration in Catalonia.
Ceuta’s largest protest in years left beaches unusually quiet as migrants stayed hidden, fearing violence. Local leaders accuse officials of fueling division, while thousands remain in limbo and the city’s fragile balance comes under strain.
Ceuta saw its largest protest in years, with thousands calling for government intervention. The city faces mounting pressure after more than 70,000 migrants arrived in just two days, while local leaders warn of institutional neglect.
Municipalities across Spain organized rallies in support of Ceuta as the city faced a surge in migration. The Federation of Municipalities and Provinces led the effort, with crowds gathering at Madrid’s Plaza de Cibeles.
More than 260 Spanish municipalities are mobilizing for Ceuta Day, with major rallies planned in Madrid, Barcelona and other cities. Political divisions are sharpening as the PP and Vox back the movement, while Podemos and Izquierda Unida abstain.
Rallies for Ceuta took place in hundreds of Spanish cities after more than 70,000 migrants crossed the border. The demonstrations also targeted the government, accused of abandoning the city, as local leaders joined protests that reflect widening political divisions.
Núria Parlon considers suing far-right figures for linking a Manresa murder to migrant minors. The suspects are Catalan teenagers, not foreign nationals. The case exposes deep political rifts over crime and migration in Catalonia.
María Jesús Montero urges the PSOE to reclaim 'order, security and protection' as core values. The party is distancing itself from PP-led rallies over Ceuta and turning to local elections and climate action.
The Generalitat de Cataluña will not take part in nationwide rallies for Ceuta. The decision highlights political divisions as PP and Vox urge mass turnout and fuels debate over migration and solidarity measures.
More than 20 Spanish municipalities led by PSOE and IU are organizing their own rallies for Ceuta, separate from the protest called by the PP and FEMP. They cite a lack of consensus, highlighting deepening political divisions over support for the autonomous city.
Barcelona’s municipal libraries, including the acclaimed García Márquez, remain closed as staff extend their indefinite strike. Workers seek better pay and improved schedules, while also demanding safer conditions. Negotiations with the city have stalled.
Madrid’s mayor urges a mass rally at Cibeles over Ceuta’s migrant situation. He dismisses the Ayuso penthouse case as a political distraction, as tensions rise ahead of the 2027 elections.
Jorge Azcón is calling on all Aragón mayors to organize rallies in support of Ceuta and Spain’s sovereignty, amid political friction and disputes over basic infrastructure projects.
Ceuta’s president urges mass participation in solidarity rallies after a record migrant surge. Political parties clash over the response, testing Spain’s unity and border policy.
Ceuta marks a month since the mass entry of migrants from Morocco. Hundreds protested, urging authorities to enforce expulsions and restore order. Calls for government resignations intensified amid ongoing tensions.
Ceuta enters a decisive week amid street protests and political clashes. The PSOE accuses the PP of exploiting the rallies for partisan gain and says it will not participate. The government is preparing for a basic parliamentary session.
Ceuta’s civic protests demanding the expulsion of migrants have been paused. Organizers fear the movement could be associated with ultra-right groups. Authorities and residents are preparing for a major march on September 2.
Ceuta saw new protests as residents demanded the removal of migrants. The demonstration followed recent unrest and a fire at a beach camp. Authorities increased the police presence to prevent further violence.
PP leaders will join nationwide rallies for Ceuta amid a migration crisis. The move comes just before Sánchez faces questions in Congress, as political divisions deepen within the FEMP.
A police incident involving a Catalan estelada flag in Elche has reignited tensions. Independence groups see new momentum ahead of the September 11 Diada. Authorities and FC Barcelona face renewed scrutiny.
Protesters in Ceuta set fire to makeshift shelters built by migrants at Trampolín Beach. Police intervened to prevent further escalation. The incident highlights growing local tensions during ongoing humanitarian operations.
Ceuta is experiencing growing unrest as protests erupt over the handling of the migrant crisis. The arrival of Minister Ángel Víctor Torres has intensified local frustration. Police and aid workers face daily challenges.
Barcelona faces controversy as the ultra-right Save Europe Act plans a march. City officials and anti-fascist groups are demanding action, while police are preparing to prevent clashes and maintain order.
Oriol Junqueras attended the Diada protest for the first time since 2021. His return came amid internal shifts in Catalan independence groups. The event highlighted renewed divisions and political stakes in the region.
Thirteen administrative fines have been issued after protests in Valencia. Most target teachers, and unions are now offering legal aid. The sanctions come amid recent reforms affecting classroom debate.
Ceuta saw one of its largest protests after more than 70,000 people crossed the border. Residents gathered to demand action after a crisis that left 83 dead. The demonstration was organized by the city’s four religious communities.
Far-right leaders met strong opposition in Ceuta after recent migrant arrivals. Local Muslim residents confronted anti-immigration activists, forcing some to leave. The incident highlights the city’s distinctive social dynamics.
Eight people, including a photojournalist, were injured when police intervened at a mass protest against tourist overcrowding in Palma. Political leaders and organizers are demanding accountability for the forceful response, as calls grow for the Government Delegate to resign.
Palma saw 25,000 people march against unchecked tourism growth. Residents demand action on housing and infrastructure as environmental pressures mount. The protest signals deepening frustration as visitor numbers hit new highs.
David Bondia will remain Síndic de Barcelona for another five years. The city council backed his reappointment, with the PP abstaining and Vox voting against. The process highlighted ongoing debates over the role and selection of the city ombudsman.
A Madrid court has suspended the eviction of Francisca López Ruiz, 82, following strong neighborhood mobilization. The case highlights growing pressure on long-term residents in central districts. Authorities now await a social report.
Six leading Catalan pro-independence groups have announced a coordinated Diada demonstration aimed at restoring unity and public momentum after years of declining turnout. Organizers say political cohesion is urgently needed.
Two women were arrested in Mallorca for vandalizing real estate offices. The case has fueled debate over the police response to anti-tourism activism, with authorities linking the acts to a protest movement against tourist overcrowding.
