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Spanish Vuelta finale cancelled as police conflict with pro-Palestinian protesters in Madrid

By Editorial Board Published September 14, 2025 5 Min Read
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Spanish Vuelta finale cancelled as police conflict with pro-Palestinian protesters in Madrid

The finale of Spain’s model of the Tour de France has been cancelled halfway by means of after clashes between police and pro-Palestinian protesters in Madrid.

The Spanish Vuelta’s 104km-long final leg was first paused at round 6.20pm native time (5.20pm within the UK) as police tried to disperse the demonstrators.

Some protesters carrying anti-Israel banners had thrown boundaries to dam the place the cyclists have been purported to cross on a ending circuit for the largely ceremonial journey into the Spanish capital.

The race did briefly resume a short time later, however organisers have been finally pressured to name the finale off.

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Organisers stated: “For safety causes, stage 21 of La Vuelta has been ended early. There shall be no podium ceremony.

“The race has been officially ended and Jonas Vingegaard is the winner.”

Protesters carrying Palestinian flags jeered because the groups’ assist vehicles handed by them alongside the route.

Protesters block the road. Pic: AP

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Protesters block the street. Pic: AP

Police charge several people protesting. Pic: AP

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Police cost a number of folks protesting. Pic: AP

The Vuelta sees over 180 cyclists spend three weeks pedaling 3,100km by means of the nation’s backroads – and the Grand Tour occasion has this 12 months was a diplomatic battleground.

Greater than 1,500 law enforcement officials have been deployed for the ultimate stage of the race, as officers anticipated protests.

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Authorities stated the heavy police presence can be deployed for the ultimate stage on Sunday, so as to add to the 130 officers already touring with the race.

Horse-riding police, officers in riot gear and military-type vans have been seen close to the route.

Some 6,000 protesters have been anticipated in Madrid, together with round 50,000 followers.

A heavy police presence in Madrid's Atocha district before the final leg began. Pic: AP

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A heavy police presence in Madrid’s Atocha district earlier than the ultimate leg started. Pic: AP

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A number of phases of the Vuelta have been disrupted by protests towards the presence of the Israeli-owned group Premier Tech, which earlier within the race eliminated the group title from its cyclists’ uniforms.

Protesters have typically waved Palestinian flags alongside the race route. Throughout one stage, a demonstrator with a flag tried to run onto the street forward of two riders, inflicting them to crash.

Of the ten days of racing up Sunday, six have been minimize quick or interrupted with greater than 20 folks being detained by police.

Police officers stand between pro-Palestinian and pro-Israel demonstrators on Sunday afternoon. Pic: Reuters

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Law enforcement officials stand between pro-Palestinian and pro-Israel demonstrators on Sunday afternoon. Pic: Reuters

The route of the ultimate stage was minimize quick by 5km over visitors considerations. Earlier phases have been altered due to security considerations over the protests.

Spaniards are largely sympathetic to the Palestinian trigger and Spain’s left-wing authorities can also be extremely essential of Israel’s navy invasion into Gaza.

Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez joined Eire and Norway in recognizing a Palestinian state final 12 months.

Cyclists pass through an area with pro-Palestinian protests on Saturday. Pic: AP

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Cyclists cross by means of an space with pro-Palestinian protests on Saturday. Pic: AP

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In June final 12 months, Spain grew to become the primary European nation to ask a United Nations court docket for permission to hitch South Africa’s case accusing Israel of genocide.

Israel has denied genocide and defended its actions in Gaza, accusing Spain of standing with Hamas.

The Vuelta’s winner Vingegaard, from the Visma-Lease a Bike group, had prolonged his lead over Joao Almeida earlier than the ultimate leg.

The UK’s Tom Pidcock completed in third place.

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