The manifesto of the “March for Dignity” called on Saturday in Madrid against the “invasion of Ceuta and Melilla” and demanding early elections to which leaders of the PP and Vox have already confirmed their attendance defends that Pedro Sánchez be tried for “treason.” The text, released this Thursday by Spanish Civil Society, a platform that claims to bring together around 200 entities and that calls for the protest, publicly raises four demands: “immediate” general elections; the guarantee that said elections will be “clean” and there will be no “adulteration of the census”; the “immediate application of the appropriate legal instrument for the militarization of the square and the expulsion to Morocco of all the invaders”; and “the initiation without further delay in Congress of the procedure provided for in Article 102 of the Constitution to try the President of the Government for treason and for attacking the security of the State.”
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