Protests in Madrid drew international media attention on September 2nd, as both Associated Press and El País reported on the border crisis developments.
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What happened
Protests in Madrid drew international media attention on September 2nd, as both Associated Press and El País reported on the border crisis developments.
Who's involved
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Part of
The government monitors a crisis affecting the region, involving Pedro Sánchez and Madrid.Also in this story
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- Pedro Sánchez visited a town in Extremadura affected by wildfires, while a street-sweeper died in Madrid from heatstroke.
- Wildfires are affecting Avila province, leading to a national emergency declared in the Madrid region of Spain.
The entities involved
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Madrid
capital of Spain
Related events
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- Thousands protested in Madrid, Spain, calling for the resignation of the Prime Minister.