Protest in Moncloa, Live Protesters Call for Sánchez's Resignation for Alleged Corruption Cases

Protesters have begun to come to the rally against the president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, in the vicinity of the Palacio de la Moncloa, where the National Police is protecting the area. The protest, in the parking lot of the Faculty of Statistics of the Complutense University of Madrid, has been broadcast on social networks by organizations similar to Vox, such as the Solidarity union, the Revuelta youth association and Make You Hear, b…

Hundreds of people are demonstrating in Madrid demanding the resignation of President Pedro Sánchez. Read more Protests in Madrid against the corruption of the government of Sánchez in Actualidad.es.

A strong police device makes it inaccessible to reach the rally, which has been attended by between 350 and 500 people.

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On Thursday, some 350 people gathered next to the Palacio de la Moncloa to protest the alleged cases of "corruption" that would affect the environment of the president of the government, Pedro Sanchez, and to demand his resignation. "Pedro, mementos of the UCO", "Sánchez corrupta, Sánchez resignation", "Spain is ruined", "live the UCO and the Civil Guard" or "is not a president, is a criminal" have been some of the chants chanted during the prot…