Spain's government approves €10.6 billion relief package for flood victims
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has announced that a relief package of €10.6 billion has been approved to help victims of the flash floods that hit the eastern coast of the country around Valencia last week. Speaking at a press conference in Madrid, Sánchez compared the package to the measures taken during the COVID-19 pandemic.
One week after catastrophic flooding devasted eastern Spain, María Murgui still holds hope that her father is alive and among ...
Authorities in Valencia have set up a huge temporary morgue with spaces for up to 400 bodies as the death toll from the ...
Millions in Spain and across the world have watched with heartache the images of Valencians coping with the ravages of the ...
Lenders in Spain have an exposure of about €20 billion ($21.8 billion) to the Valencia area that has been hit by deadly ...
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A person walks through a street with piled furniture and rubbish on the sides, in an area affected by floods in Paiporta, ...
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The king of Spain was pelted with mud and rocks by a crowd of furious flood survivors as he visited a devastated town in ...
Spain grapples with devastating floods south of Valencia, leading to over 200 deaths and a massive recovery effort. Prime ...
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