Valencia Floods Trigger Mass Protests and Calls for Leadership Resignation
Protesters demand the resignation of Valencia's regional president Carlos Mazón after delayed flood alerts and inadequate disaster response.
- Over 220 people have been confirmed dead in Valencia's worst flooding in decades, with nearly 80 still missing.
- Critics accuse regional leader Carlos Mazón of issuing flood alerts too late, resulting in widespread devastation.
- Thousands of protesters gathered in Valencia, demanding accountability and accusing authorities of mismanagement.
- The national weather service had issued a red alert early on October 29, but local alerts were delayed until the evening.
- The Spanish government has pledged €10.6 billion in aid, amid calls for improved infrastructure and disaster preparedness.

































