西班牙全国多座城市近日掀起抗议浪潮，反对政府对北非飞地休达移民潮的应对方式。1 7月30日至31日期间，至少72000名移民从摩洛哥越境进入休达，虽然大多数已返回，但仍有约5000人滞留在临时营地或城市街道上。1
反对党领导的抗议游行规模庞大，马德里集会根据政府数据超过50000人。1 保守党领导人阿尔贝托·努涅斯·费希奥指责称："西班牙城市遭到入侵、占领，不幸的是政府知情"。1 极右翼政党Vox领导人圣地亚哥·阿瓦斯卡尔则抨击总理桑切斯是"摩洛哥政权的仆人"。1
官方报告加剧了对政府的指责。西班牙国家警察指出，摩洛哥警方部署"明显少于平时"。1 这一边境危机的代价惨重——至少100人在尝试绕过边境栅栏游泳时丧生。1
Large-scale demonstrations erupted across Spain as opposition parties and citizens voiced sharp criticism of the government's handling of a sudden migrant surge into the North African enclave of Ceuta.1 On July 30 and 31, approximately 72,000 migrants crossed from Morocco into Ceuta, though the majority have since returned; however, around 5,000 remain stranded in temporary camps and on city streets.1
Protests took place in multiple Spanish cities on Wednesday, organized by opposition parties, with Madrid's rally drawing over 50,000 attendees according to government figures.1 Conservative Party leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo declared that "Spanish cities have been invaded and occupied, and unfortunately the government knew it,"1 while Santiago Abascal of the far-right Vox party accused Prime Minister Sánchez of being "a servant of the Moroccan regime."1 The Spanish National Police reported that Moroccan security forces deployed "significantly fewer" personnel than usual at the border, fueling accusations that authorities deliberately allowed the migration wave to proceed.1 At least 100 people died while attempting to swim around border fencing during the crisis.1
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