Spain, Valencia and flash flood
Furious residents in Spain’s Valencia feel abandoned after historic floods, and more rain is on the way
Spain’s King Felipe and Queen Letizia were berated by angry residents in a visit on Sunday to the hard hit area of Paiporta. Letizia, in particular, seemed shaken by the shouts of “murderers” as mud was flung at the royal couple. Prime Minister Sanchez was also there but was quickly whisked away by security.
In the wake of one of Europe’s biggest natural disasters in 50 years, scientists must work with local communities to avert ...
Twelve days have passed since catastrophic flash floods carved a muddy scar through eastern Spain, killing over 200 people ...
Valencia is still dealing with the effects of catastrophic flooding. This weekend, its football team paid tribute to the ...
Families and teachers protested in Valencia on Saturday to demand action over schools damaged by the deadly floods that ...
Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez on Wednesday announced almost 2.3 billion euros ($2.4 billion) in new aid for Spain's ...
Rainstorms on Tuesday caused flooding in a wide swath of southern and eastern Spain, stretching from Malaga to Valencia. Floods of mud-colored water tumbled vehicles down streets at high speeds ...
Flash flooding in the south and east of Spain has left over 50 dead and caused widespread damage as rescue efforts intensify.
as bridges and roads to their hometowns were destroyed by the floods. In the town of Chiva in the eastern Valencia region, practically a year’s worth of rain fell over eight hours, Spain’s ...
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