Huge protest in Madrid demands resignation of Sánchez government

Madrid. With herrings such as “Communism is Coming!”, “Every day we look more like Venezuela!” or “This is a dictatorship!”, tens of thousands gathered in the center of Madrid to demand “the resignation of Pedro Sánchez” and to call early elections. According to the government delegation in Madrid, 25,000 people attended the protest, although the organizers reported 200,000.

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With flags of Spain and cries of “resignation”, some 25,000 people gathered in Madrid this Saturday to call for the resignation of the president of the government, socialist Pedro Sánchez, and the convening of new elections.

Madrid's Plaza de Colón became the center of civil discontent against the current Spanish government on Saturday, with 25,000 people demonstrating against the Sánchez cabinet.

Madrid, Spain. With Spanish flags and shouts of “dimission”, some 25,000 people gathered this Saturday in Madrid to demand the resignation of the president of the government, socialist Pedro Sánchez, and the call for new elections. Under the slogan “For the Dignity of Spain: Sánchez resigns, ¡Elections General ya!”, the demonstrators concentrated in the Plaza de Colón, in the center of the Spanish capital, convened by civil organizations and sup…

Thousands of protesters—25,000, according to the government delegation—have gathered at noon this Saturday in the Plaza de Colón in Madrid and in the surrounding streets. The platform Por la España Constitucional had organized the protest against President Pedro Sánchez to demand that he call general elections. “Sánchez has brought us greater insecurity in the streets. We are here to resist,” proclaimed one of the members of the association and …