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Save Europe Act holds controversial Barcelona demonstration

The Save Europe Act movement held its first Spanish demonstration in Barcelona's Plaça Sant Jaume, calling for 'remigration' and the closure of European borders. The event, which featured a 400-square-meter banner, saw a low turnout of approximately 50 to 100 participants, significantly lower than the hundreds of antifascist protesters who gathered an hour earlier to oppose the group.

Key figures associated with the movement, including Martin Sellner and Eva Vlaardingerbroek, promote an ideology centered on preserving European ethnic continuity. The Barcelona City Council has announced it will report slogans used during the event, such as 'Remigration saves Europe' and 'It is not immigration, it is an invasion,' to the Prosecutor's Office, citing potential hate crimes based on race, ethnicity, or religion.

Security was heavily reinforced by the Mossos d'Esquadra and local police to prevent clashes between the two opposing groups. The movement plans to continue its European tour with a scheduled stop in Madrid.

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Barcelona · Coordinadora Antifeixista de Barcelona · Eva Vlaardingerbroek · Martin Sellner · Mossos d'Esquadra · Mossos d’Esquadra · Save Europe Act · Som Antifeixistes

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