Carlos Mazón, Valencia's leader, acknowledged mistakes in handling the floods that resulted in over 220 deaths on October 29. He faced criticism for his delayed response and lack of communication. Protesters demanded his resignation, blaming government agencies for insufficient warnings. Residents in affected areas like Paiporta are struggling with the aftermath, relying on volunteers for support. Mazón defended his actions, attributing the disaster's severity to unprecedented circumstances. Article complet (bbc.com europe)