Civil society coalition calls for nationwide march to defend Spain and demand immediate elections

Sociedad Civil Española, a coalition of over a hundred civil-society organisations, has organised a second “march for dignity” to rally citizens in defence of Spain’s unity and to press for immediate general elections. The demonstration will begin at Plaza de Cibeles, proceed through the streets of Alcalá, Gran Vía and Princesa, and conclude at the Arco de la Victoria in Moncloa, where participants will read a manifesto and sing the national anthem.

The platform criticises the administration of Pedro Sánchez, alleging it acts contrary to the nation’s interests and to EU directives. organisers also demand elections that reflect a “real” electoral census, citing concerns about the law of grandchildren and instructions from Sofia Puente. The march is framed as a defence of Spain’s territorial integrity, including the enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla, and a stand against any forces—foreign or domestic—that they say threaten the country’s unity, history, liberty and democratic institutions. Additionally, the coalition calls for the protection of judges, prosecutors, security forces, the armed forces, public servants and independent media.