Spaniards took to the streets of the capital Madrid on Saturday (May 2).

This the first time in weeks adults were allowed out after Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez unveiled a plan to gradually ease lockdown restrictions.

Hundreds of people go out to the streets of Madrid as the government slowly implements lockdown lifting. People are allowed to go out for small walks in certain schedules depending on age groups. Adults may go out from 6am. to 11am. and from 8pm to 11pm. They may go maximum in groups of two people who share the same roof and maximum 1 km from their home, keeping 2 metres social distance with others.
Nevertheless, many streets are overcrowded and it is imposible to keep the distance, and there are also people who are not respecting the maximum number of people allowed and go out in larger groups.
In this video, people are walking at the main square of Goya neighbourhood in the center of the city.

Hundreds of people went out to the streets on the first day of lockdown lifting in Madrid, Spain. People are allowed to have small walks and do exercise in specific schedules according to age groups. Nevertheless all the non-essential businesses remain closed.