Overview
- Joaquín Amills met President Carlos Mazón at the Palau for a second time and called a resignation request “counterproductive” and “bad for Valencia.”
- SOS Desaparecidos now represents 78 relatives linked to 30 deceased in the court case after 38 families left over an earlier, unconsulted meeting with Mazón.
- Mazón said the Consell is at permanent disposal of the associations and argued that no more can be asked of the regional government’s approach.
- Other groups with far larger memberships — Víctimas Mortales DANA 29-O, Víctimes Dana 29 d’Octubre 2024, and Damnificados DANA Horta Sud — together near about 1,000 members and have not all been received by Mazón.
- Amills alleged a central-government veto after being excluded from a meeting with Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, then said they were called to meet Thursday with the Valencia government’s delegate; discussions also covered aid delays tied to cars still missing after the flood and efforts to resolve them.