València Takes to the Streets to Commemorate April 25th

The city of València unites in a day of protest and celebration to remember the historical significance of April 25th.

Generic image of a crowd at a demonstration in a city street, with blurred banners in the background.
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Generic image of a crowd at a demonstration in a city street, with blurred banners in the background.

The city of València took to the streets this April 25, 2026, to commemorate a key date in Valencian history, with a day of protest and celebration.

Every April 25th, the Valencian capital becomes a meeting point for thousands of people who wish to remember the defeat in the Battle of Almansa in 1707, an event that led to the loss of the Furs (local laws) and the sovereignty of the Kingdom of València.
The festive and commemorative day seeks to keep historical memory alive and defend Valencian identity. Various entities and social groups organize events and demonstrations to highlight the importance of this date.
Citizen participation in these events demonstrates the commitment of Valencian society to its culture and traditions, as well as the desire to continue advancing in the construction of a future based on respect and diversity.