In Spain, 25,000 people protested calling for Sanchez's resignation.

Protests calling for the resignation of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez took place in Madrid. This was reported by the newspaper El Pais, citing data from the municipal authorities.

"25,000 people gathered at noon this Saturday at Columbus Circle in Madrid," the publication says.

It is clarified that the citizens of Spain called for the resignation of the head of government and demanded that elections be called.

In addition, as reported by "Gazeta.En", the protesters called for Sanchez to be jailed because of the government's actions in Valencia during the floods.

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