In the Spanish North African enclave of Ceuta, a planned far-right rally intended to promote anti-migrant sentiment was effectively shut down by a large group of local residents. Hundreds of citizens gathered at the site of the proposed demonstration to voice their opposition, preventing the far-right organizers from proceeding with their event.

Ceuta, which shares a border with Morocco, has frequently been a focal point for debates regarding migration policy and border security. The rally was reportedly organized by groups seeking to highlight concerns over migration, while the counter-protest represented a segment of the local population that rejected the organizers' platform. While the event was characterized by the physical presence of the two opposing groups, reports indicate that the residents' collective action was the primary factor in preventing the rally from taking place as intended. Local authorities monitored the situation as tensions remained high between the groups, though no major escalations were reported during the standoff.