Following devastating flash floods in eastern Spain that resulted in at least 218 deaths, political tensions have escalated as leaders blame each other for the disaster response. Valencia's regional leader, Carlos Mazón, faced criticism for his delayed response to weather warnings and for eliminating the Valencia Emergency Unit. Calls for his resignation have emerged, while disputes over the coordination of emergency responses continue. Amid public anger, proposals for reconstruction and aid have been announced by both Mazón and Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez. Article complet (bbc.com europe)