Tens of thousands of demonstrators flooded streets across major Spanish cities on Wednesday, transforming widespread frustration over the humanitarian emergency in Ceuta into a direct political challenge against Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez.
Following an unprecedented influx of migrants into the North African enclave, local infrastructure has been pushed to the brink, sparking fierce debate over national border security, resource allocation, and diplomatic ties with Morocco.
Protesters accuse the central government of severe mismanagement and delay, demanding immediate action to secure the border and stabilize the enclave as political pressure on Madrid reaches a critical tipping point.
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