Valencia Flood Protests Erupt Amid Outrage Over Government Response
Tens of thousands protest against regional president Mazón following catastrophic floods that have left over 220 dead, citing delayed alerts and poor disaster management.

AP PHOTOS: Death by water, burial by mud. Images of Spain's floods of the century
Death by water, burial by mud. Images of Spain's floods of the century

AP PHOTOS: Death by water, burial by mud. Images of Spain's floods of the century

Deleted tweets, missed warnings and calls for the ‘hangman’: the bitter political fallout from Spain’s floods
Overview
In Valencia, massive protests erupted as tens of thousands demand the resignation of President Carlos Mazón after catastrophic floods killed over 220. Protesters criticized the regional government's delayed response and lack of timely alerts. The chaos resulted in clashes with police, highlighting the widespread anger over perceived incompetence and inadequate safety measures. Despite recovery efforts, the death toll could rise, with 78 people still missing. Calls for accountability are growing, amid a backdrop of community volunteerism as residents band together to aid recovery.
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