Civil Society Calls Massive March to Defend Spain's Unity and Sovereignty

Sociedad Civil Española is organising a nationwide march that will start at Cibeles at 10:00 and finish at the Arco de la Victoria in Moncloa at 14:00, calling Spaniards to the streets in defence of the nation. The group cites long-standing grievances such as past government pacts, alleged constitutional breaches, corruption scandals and what they describe as the “colonisation” of institutions. Recent events in Ceuta, which they portray as an unprecedented invasion, have intensified their call for action.

Their manifesto enumerates a range of crises - economic ruin, deteriorating infrastructure, poor public education, pension system collapse, alleged electoral manipulation, soaring debt, strained foreign relations, housing shortages and irregular immigration flows. The march seeks to protect the sovereignty of Spain, its judicial and security bodies, public servants, media and the broader Western civilizational values they claim are under attack. Four core demands include immediate general elections, guarantees of clean voting, a constitutional investigation of the prime minister for alleged treason, and the militarisation of Ceuta to expel illegal entrants.