Spain's Flood Crisis Sparks Protests and Political Turmoil

The recent floods in Spain, particularly in Valencia, have led to significant political fallout, with criticism directed at both regional and central governments for their handling of the crisis. The floods, which have claimed at least 223 lives, exposed delays in emergency alerts and response, sparking political blame games between the conservative People's Party and the socialist-led central government. Despite the political tensions, the disaster has also seen a remarkable outpouring of solidarity, with volunteers aiding affected areas. The situation has been further complicated by disinformation and extreme rhetoric in the media.