Se Acabó La Fiesta leader Alvise Pérez evacuated amid Ceuta counter‑demonstrations

Alvise Pérez, the leader of the political formation Se Acabó La Fiesta (SALF), was escorted by the Spanish National Police from a planned rally in Ceuta’s Plaza de los Reyes after counter‑demonstrators, many of Moroccan origin, shouted slogans such as “fuera” and “Ceuta unida, no dividida.” The police escorted Pérez and the influencer Vito Quiles to the city’s port, where they were evacuated. A similar incident occurred with members of the SALF‑affiliated group Núcleo Nacional, who were also forced to leave the square under police protection.

Later, SALF held its first assembly in El Puerto de Santa María, Andalusia, gathering more than 50 attendees. The meeting appointed Jesús Ugena as the local liaison and featured speeches by Yeray Iglesias, Juan A. Sánchez Murillo and Miriam Tourón. Despite a request from Izquierda Unida to block the event, SALF denounced the attempt as a “veto” and highlighted strong local participation.

These events illustrate the growing visibility and controversy surrounding SALF’s activities in Spain.