No Kings protests across the US rally against Donald Trump

The demonstrations against the Trump administration are set to sweep cities across the US on Saturday.

El movimiento 'No Kings' ha convocado una jornada nacional de protestas en Estados Unidos para el 28 de marzo de 2026, con más de 3.000 eventos programados en todo el país, en lo que podría ser una de las mayores movilizaciones políticas en la historia del país. Impulsado por organizaciones progresistas, sindicatos y colectivos de derechos civiles, el movimiento ha crecido desde 2025 como respuesta a lo que consideran tendencias autoritarias de la administración de Donald Trump. Las manifestaciones surgen en un contexto de bajísima aprobación del presidente y en medio de tensiones por la ofensiva militar en Irán y políticas migratorias agresivas.

Cientos de miles de ciudadanos estadounidenses se unieron el sábado 28 de marzo de 2026 a las protestas del movimiento 'No Kings', en rechazo a lo que consideran una deriva autoritaria del presidente Donald Trump. El movimiento, que simboliza la resistencia a un liderazgo autocrático, ha ganado fuerza desde 2025 y esta tercera marcha nacional fue convocada por organizaciones progresistas, sindicales y civiles. Las protestas fueron pacíficas y festivas, extendiéndose incluso a zonas rurales y estados tradicionalmente republicanos.

El 28 de marzo de 2026, Estados Unidos vive la tercera jornada de protestas del movimiento 'No Kings', que agrupa a más de 400 organizaciones, incluidas Amnistía Internacional, Indivisible, la ACLU y sindicatos. Esta movilización, con más de 3.300 concentraciones en los 50 estados, es la mayor registrada hasta ahora contra el presidente Donald Trump, su guerra en Irán y las acciones del Servicio de Inmigración y Aduanas (ICE). Las protestas denuncian el supuesto autoritarismo del segundo mandato de Trump, especialmente tras la muerte de dos ciudadanos estadounidenses a manos de ICE en Minnesota en enero. La manifestación principal se celebra en Mineápolis, con la participación de figuras destacadas como Bernie Sanders, Jane Fonda y líderes sindicales. La desaprobación del presidente ha aumentado a un 59%, según una encuesta reciente de Fox News.

Global protests erupted against U.S. President Donald Trump on March 28, 2026, marking the third wave of the 'No Kings' movement. Demonstrators from countries including Italy, France, Spain, Germany, the Netherlands, Greece, and Australia joined millions of Americans in protesting Trump's leadership and foreign policies, particularly his war with Iran. Participants carried signs denouncing authoritarianism, advocating for democracy, and calling for peace, with messages like 'No Kings,' 'Power to the people,' and 'No to war.' In the U.S., over 3,000 rallies took place, addressing issues such as immigration policies and economic hardship under Trump's administration. The movement, driven by groups like Common Defense and MoveOn, saw an increase in participation, surpassing seven million people globally, and notably overshadowed Trump's birthday celebration. The White House dismissed the protests, referring to them as media-driven 'Trump Derangement Therapy Sessions.'

Hundratusentals människor har deltagit i den tredje omgången av 'No Kings'-protesterna runtom i USA, som är den största anti-Trump-demonstrationen hittills. Protesterna riktar sig mot president Donald Trumps politik, bland annat hans hantering av migration, Irankriget och stigande levnadskostnader. En opinionsundersökning från NBC News visar att en majoritet av amerikanerna är missnöjda med dessa aspekter av hans ledarskap. President Trump har hånat rörelsen och bland annat delat ett AI-genererat inlägg där han porträtteras som 'KING TRUMP'. Bland deltagarna i protesten finns rockstjärnan Bruce Springsteen, som framförde en specialsammansatt protestsång, och skådespelaren Robert De Niro, som kraftigt kritiserade Trumps politik och uttryckte sitt stöd för rörelsen. Demonstranterna betonar budskapet att USA tillhör folket – inte en tyrann eller hans rika vänner.

The article documents the third major series of 'No Kings' protests held across the United States, capturing diverse groups advocating for democratic reforms and opposing authoritarian leadership styles.

Massive 'No Kings' rallies erupted globally, including over 3,100 events across all 50 U.S. states and several countries, protesting President Donald Trump's actions and the ongoing war in Iran. In Los Angeles, the otherwise largely peaceful demonstration escalated as protesters clashed with law enforcement near a federal detention center. After a dispersal order was ignored, police deployed tear gas and arrested 74 people, including eight juveniles, with one individual also detained for possessing a dagger. Some protesters threw rocks and concrete at officers, injuring two. Independent journalist and Navy veteran Andre Andrews Jr. witnessed and recorded the event, highlighting the stark contrast between the peaceful majority and a violent minority. Similar unrest occurred in Denver, where smoke canisters were used, and nine arrests were made. Demonstrations spanned from urban centers like New York to rural towns, with a flagship event in St. Paul, Minnesota featuring Bruce Springsteen. Organizers from Indivisible estimated over 8 million people participated globally. Despite isolated violence, co-director Ezra Levin described the protests as powerful, historic, and joyful.

Thousands in Santa Barbara joined millions of marchers in cities across America Saturday to protest the war in Iran and condemn the Trump Administration for its actions against immigrants, the environment and the rule of law. The president and his administration were squarely the target of the midday No Kings 3 rally. The protest drew a crowd into Alameda Park and filled six city blocks of Anacapa Street when marching to De La Guerra Plaza. Event organizers, Indivisible SB, estimated the crowd at 12,000.