Thousands gathered in Valencia, Spain, on November 30 to protest the regional government’s response to devastating floods that resulted in 230 deaths. Demonstrators chanted for the resignation of Carlos Mazón, the conservative president of Valencia, holding him accountable for alleged negligence that exacerbated the disaster. Banners highlighted the incompetence of officials in managing the crisis and protecting residents from the severe weather. Local organizations and unions organized the protests, reflecting widespread frustration regarding the handling of disaster preparedness and response.