Thousands demonstrate in Madrid for Spanish unity
Thousands of people waving Spanish flags gathered in Madrid on Saturday, December 1, for a protest in support of national unity and against Catalonia's ongoing campaign to split from Spain.
The Catalan secession crisis and Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's decision to take a more conciliatory tone with the pro-independence government in Barcelona has angered the right in Spain.
Among those to speak at the protest was Santiago Abascal, whose far-right, anti-immigrant Vox party is predicted to win its first seats in a Spanish parliament in regional elections in Andalusia on Sunday.
Protesters carried signs reading "Stop Sanchez. Elections now!" at the protest in Madrid's central Plaza Colon.
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