In a recent parliamentary address, Valencia’s leader Carlos Mazón acknowledged mistakes in the response to the catastrophic floods that struck on October 29, resulting in over 220 fatalities, primarily in Valencia’s coastal regions. While facing demands for his resignation, Mazón…
Carlos Mazón, head of Spain’s Valencia region, has admitted to significant errors in managing the country’s deadliest floods in decades, which resulted in 216 fatalities locally and 224 nationwide. During a session in the regional parliament, he apologized for inadequate…
In Valencia, over 31 police officers were injured during a large protest involving approximately 130,000 demonstrators demanding the resignation of regional president Carlos Mazón. The protest began peacefully with a moment of silence for victims of recent floods that claimed…
Tens of thousands of demonstrators flooded the streets of Valencia, demanding the resignation of regional head Carlos Mazón due to his administration’s handling of recent catastrophic floods that killed over 200 people. Protesters rallied against late flood warnings, with chants…
Tens of thousands rallied in Valencia, demanding the resignation of regional head Carlos Mazón due to perceived mismanagement of the recent flooding crisis that resulted in over 200 deaths and many missing. Protesters criticized delayed flood warnings, chanting slogans reflecting…
In Valencia, around 130,000 demonstrators called for the resignation of regional president Carlos Mazón, citing delayed flood warnings and slow disaster response following deadly storms that killed over 220 people last month. Protesters accused the regional and national authorities of…
