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Tens of thousands march in Madrid to demand prime minister's resignation - Reuters

Tens of thousands march in Madrid to demand prime minister's resignation - Reuters

Tens of thousands march in Madrid to demand prime minister's resignation Reuters

May 23, 2026 at 07:53 PM Original source
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Tens of thousands march in Madrid to demand prime minister's resignation - Reuters
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Reutersvia ai

Tens of thousands marched through Madrid on May 23, 2026, demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez following a series of corruption scandals. At least seven police officers were injured in clashes with protesters, and a small group attempted to breach security around Sánchez's residence. Organizers claimed 80,000 participants, while the government estimated about 40,000. The protest was organized by the Spanish Civil Society association, with leaders from the opposition People's Party and the far-right Vox party also participating.

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Al Jazeeravia ai

Thousands marched through Madrid on May 23, 2026, demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez amid corruption allegations involving his entourage. Demonstrators carried banners reading "Enough!" and marched behind a large banner stating: "Corruption has a price. No more impunity. Resignation and elections now." Sánchez maintains that the cases against his family and entourage are politically motivated.

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Tens of thousands marched through Madrid on May 23, 2026, demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez following corruption scandals. A small group attempted to breach security around Sánchez's residence, leading to the detention of three individuals. Organizers claimed 80,000 participants, while the government estimated about 40,000. The protest was organized by the Spanish Civil Society association, with leaders from the opposition People's Party and the far-right Vox party also participating.

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Tens of thousands march in Madrid to demand prime minister’s resignation
The Straits Timesvia ai

Tens of thousands marched through Madrid on May 23, 2026, demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez following corruption scandals. A small group attempted to breach security around Sánchez's residence, leading to the detention of three individuals. Organizers claimed 80,000 participants, while the government estimated about 40,000. The protest was organized by the Spanish Civil Society association, with leaders from the opposition People's Party and the far-right Vox party also participating.

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Tens of thousands marched through Madrid on May 23, 2026, demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez following corruption scandals. A small group attempted to breach security around Sánchez's residence, leading to the detention of three individuals. Organizers claimed 80,000 participants, while the government estimated about 40,000. The protest was organized by the Spanish Civil Society association, with leaders from the opposition People's Party and the far-right Vox party also participating.

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