Tens of thousands of passionate individuals have taken\u200c to\u2063 the streets in cities all over Spain since October, engaging in sustained demonstrations to protest the socialist\u200d takeover of the Spanish government. These protesters are expressing their strong opposition to an amnesty\u2063 deal struck between Spain’s\u200d socialist President Pedro S\u00e1nchez and the Catalan separatists, who violated the Spanish constitution in 2017 by attempting to secede from Spain. By securing the release of incarcerated and exiled \u2062Spanish criminals,\u200b S\u00e1nchez managed to secure a third \u2064term in power.<\/p>\n

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Waving Spanish flags, 170,000 people gathered in Madrid in the largest protest yet against the \u2064controversial Catalan amnesty law \u2063that allowed Spain\u2019s socialist prime minister<\/a>, Pedro S\u00e1nchez, to secure a second term in office\u200c https:\/\/t.co\/fXuRaUTLKF<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/DWi9SLQnCd<\/a><\/p>\n
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