In late July, members of the Spanish far-right organization Núcleo Nacional gathered in Madrid for a mass demonstration. The protest was organized in response to the arrival of approximately 72,000 migrants in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta. Participants at the event were documented performing Nazi-style salutes, an action that has drawn significant public and media scrutiny.

The demonstration highlights ongoing tensions in Spain regarding migration policy and the influence of far-right nationalist groups. While the group framed the protest as a reaction to the influx of migrants, the use of extremist imagery has become a central point of the reporting surrounding the event. There are no reports of violence or arrests associated with this specific gathering, though the imagery utilized by the group has been widely condemned by observers as a display of neo-Nazi ideology. The protest reflects a broader trend of anti-migrant sentiment within certain segments of the Spanish political landscape, specifically targeting the pressure placed on border territories like Ceuta.