Spain is grappling with its worst natural disaster in decades as severe flooding devastates regions, exposing significant lapses in political leadership and emergency response. Following a red weather alert that went largely unheeded, local politicians, including Regional President Carlos Mazón, face backlash for their delayed reactions. As volunteers come together to aid victims, the government’s slow relief efforts raise further anger among citizens, culminating in planned demonstrations. Tensions rise as political divisions deepen, with radicals exploiting the situation and misinformation spreading, complicating recovery efforts for the devastated communities.