Spanish Royals Receive Warm Welcome on Return to Flood-Stricken Valencia
King Felipe and Queen Letizia's second visit contrasts sharply with earlier hostility from flood victims.
- King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia of Spain revisited the flood-affected area of Chiva in Valencia, where they were warmly received by the residents.
- During their initial visit on November 3, the royal couple faced anger from flood victims, including being pelted with mud.
- The catastrophic floods on October 29 resulted in at least 227 deaths, with 11 people still missing across the region.
- Residents of Chiva expressed support for the royals with cheers and embraces, a stark change from the previous encounter.
- The floods prompted widespread criticism over delayed relief efforts, leading to protests demanding political accountability.