
Valencia Leader Carlos Mazón Resigns Over Flood Crisis
Carlos Mazón, the president of Spain's Valencia region, resigned after criticism over his handling of deadly floods in October 2024, which resulted in 229 deaths. His response was criticized for delays and lack of emergency alerts, leading to widespread protests and public outrage. Mazón acknowledged his mistakes and cited political interference from the central government as a factor, but his resignation was also influenced by personal and political pressures. He remains a member of the regional parliament, with immunity from prosecution.



