On Saturday, tens of thousands marched in Madrid, demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez amid a series of corruption scandals affecting his government. The protest, organized by the Spanish Civil Society association, was largely peaceful but saw clashes between police and a small group of protesters attempting to breach barriers around Sanchez's residence, the Moncloa Palace. At least seven police officers were injured, and three individuals were arrested during the unrest. Protesters displayed banners with slogans like 'Resignation of the socialist mafia' and waved national flags in a demonstration labeled the 'March for Dignity.' The event also drew participation from leaders of the opposition People's Party and the far-right Vox party. Additionally, a Spanish court recently announced an investigation into former Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero for alleged involvement in an influence-peddling and money-laundering network, further complicating Sanchez's position. Sanchez has faced scrutiny over allegations against his wife, Begoña Gomez, which he claims are politically motivated, and he briefly considered resigning in April 2024. The protest highlighted growing discontent among citizens towards the current administration.