Trouble’s heating up in Spain again.

Cyberattackers — with Anonymous Spain to blame, said some — temporarily took down the website of the Spanish Congress earlier Thursday, which came ahead of reported plans for protests and even a siege of Congress.

One the website of En Pie – 25A, an itinerary was laid out for the  ”Day of Liberation,” which was set to begin at 5 p.m. local time in Madrid, with protests planned at three major plazas in the city, including the central Puerta del Sol, and work their way toward the Congress. Their goal, or “accion principal”: Asedio y liberacion definitiva del Congreso de los Diputados, which roughly means a siege and final liberation of Congress.

On the Facebook page of Asedia el Congreso, some 93,000 people were invited to the protest, and some 5,800, or more, said they’d be attending.

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