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In Spain, hundreds of demonstrators gathered in support of Ceuta amid the migration crisis and ask the dimision of Pedro Sanchez. teleSUR

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00:00And in Spain, hundreds are demonstrating amid the Ceuta migration crisis.
00:05Anti-racism demonstrators gathered in Madrid on Ceuta Day to protest against racism
00:12and show their support for migrants amid the ongoing migration crisis in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta in North Africa.
00:22The rally comes amid the simultaneous demonstrations in support of Ceuta throughout Spain,
00:29highlighting the growing political and social divisions surrounding migration, security, and the government's response to crisis.
00:38As we are saying, these are protests right now taking place in Madrid.
00:42Amid these are anti-racism demonstrators that have gathered in Madrid Ceuta Day to protest against racism
00:51and showed their support for migrants.
00:53Let's recall that from a month ago, there has been registered more than 80,000 entries to the Spanish enclave
01:01of Ceuta
01:02with a border with Morocco in North Africa.
01:05So there have been several thousands of migrants that have also came to Ceuta.
01:15Thousands of people have gathered, as we are seeing in the images this Wednesday afternoon,
01:20in Palma also to show their support for Ceuta and also to demand the resignation of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez
01:28following the massive influx of more than 70,000 migrants, as we have said, that occurred in late July.
01:34The protests organized by the Spanish Federation of Municipalities and Provinces throughout Spain
01:40began at 8 p.m. in the Central Plaza de Corte.
01:43Among the thousands of people who gathered, many of them carrying Spanish flags,
01:47were the president of the region of Málaga, who was also the president of the region of Málaga.
01:56We were seeing, as we said, let's recall that these are protests that have sparked in Spain in the...
02:04big believer. But we heard today.
02:04Yeah, I know that
02:05I'll see, so...
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