Valencia Protests refer to a series of demonstrations and public gatherings that have occurred in Valencia, Spain, often in response to political, social, or economic issues affecting the region or the country. These protests can involve a range of grievances, including demands for greater autonomy, improvements in public services, opposition to government policies, or advocacy for social justice. The protests may feature various forms of expression, such as marches, sit-ins, and rallies, and can attract diverse groups, including activists, students, labor unions, and residents. The term encapsulates the collective actions of individuals and organizations mobilizing to voice their concerns and push for change within the sociopolitical landscape of Valencia.
Valencia commemorates International Women’s Day on March 8th with vibrant rallies and events advocating for gender justice and equality. The *Moviment Feminista* and *Assemblea Feminista València* organize powerful processions throughout…