Protesters wearing Guy Fawkes masks and waving Spanish flags gathered in Spain’s North African enclave of Ceuta on Thursday, demanding government action over security and living conditions.
Footage shows demonstrators in Plaza de los Reyes, where participants observed five minutes of silence before speakers addressed the crowd.
Milei of Argentina said it: Socialists are shit people.
They will destroy everything we hold dear and deny any responsibility.
For Spain to survive it has to get rid of this insufferable, incompetent anti- civilisational fool.
The people of Cuba, Spain, Brazil and Venezuela who have lived under socialist/communist regimes detest socialism/communism, but in the west they march for the very same forms of governments that oppressed the people for generations. I guess you really can’t fix stupid.
Europe Finds Its Own ‘Let’s Go Brandon’
Socialist Prime Minister of Spain Pedro Sánchez was greeted with boos and called a “son of a b***h” by angry crowds as he joined Monday’s National Day parade through the capital Madrid.
Spaniards mark every October 12 to celebrate their national day, commemorating their nation’s history and legacy that stretches far beyond the boundaries of Europe. As part of the festivities, a military parade takes place every October 12 on the streets of the capital with the presence of the Spanish royals and the head of government.
Sánchez, an embattled and highly unpopular hard-left leader, was greeted with insults, boos, and with the now-popular chant “Pedro Sánchez, son of a b***h” from a group of individuals that gathered near the parade.
A protester is seen wearing a T-shirt with the slogan “Always Anti-Socialist.” during the demonstration held on the traditional Hispanic Day demonstration on Passeig de Gràcia. (Paco Freire/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)
Spanish outlets noted that Sánchez stayed inside the official vehicle until right before the arrival of King Felipe VI and the Spanish Royal Family. According to El Mundo, the strategy appeared to be a ploy to “dissolve” the boos and insults by having them mix with the applause and cheers that Spaniards dedicated to their king.
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