Police separate protesters and secure public gathering over Vito Quiles' visit in Seville, Spain

On November 2, 2026, in Seville, Spain, @isapmarquez shared a video of a public protest at Puerta de Jerez opposing the scheduled visit of Spanish commentator and activist Vito Quiles. In the video, a crowd gathers at night near a line of police officers in protective gear standing behind metal barriers. Some protesters raise their hands and chant slogans while police vans and street signs are visible behind the officers. Authorities maintain a security cordon to separate the groups and control the gathering. According to reports, hundreds of anti-fascist and student protesters gathered under the slogan “Paremos los pies al fascismo” (“Let's stop fascism in its tracks”) to oppose Quiles' appearance in the city. The National Police deployed a large security operation to keep protesters and Quiles' supporters apart and prevent clashes. Following police recommendations, Quiles' event was moved from Puerta de Jerez to the nearby Jardines del Cristina, close to the Palacio de San Telmo.