Tens of Thousands Protest in Spain Over Ceuta Immigration Crisis
Authorities estimated that there were more than 160,000 protesters across the Andalusia Region, which includes Málaga and Seville, alone.
TL;DR
- Thousands protested across Spain over the Ceuta immigration crisis.
- Protests were called by the FEMP federation of municipalities, dominated by the opposition People’s Party (PP).
- The demonstrations responded to thousands of people crossing from Morocco into Ceuta.
- Protesters waved Spanish flags and some called for Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez to go to jail.