Carlos Mazón Missed Calls from Former Advisor During Valencia Floods. Amid Valencia's devastating floods, Carlos Mazón did not answer two calls from Salomé Pradas. This delayed urgent discussions over sending an Es-Alert mass notification. The incident became a pivotal point in the investigation into the deaths of dozens.
Johnny Depp Supports Valencia Music School After Devastating Flood. Johnny Depp donates $65,000 to a music center in Massanassa. The school lost all its instruments due to flooding. The donation will help restore lessons, but more funds are still needed.
Valencia to Invest €840 Million in Metro and Tram Upgrades by 2030. Ambitious metro and tram modernization set for Valencia and Alicante. €840 million will be invested by 2030, with new routes and a surge in passenger numbers expected.
Carlos Mazón Ignored Calls from Former Advisor During Valencia Flood. At the height of the catastrophic flood in Valencia, Carlos Mazón missed two calls from Salomé Pradas. This prevented a timely discussion about sending out a mass Es-Alert warning. The decision has become a crucial point in the investigation into the deaths of dozens of people.
Valencia Flood Victims Demand €58 Million in Compensation. Over 400 Valencia residents are demanding €58 million in compensation from the government and regional authorities following a devastating flood. Locals are seeking reimbursement for damages, but the payout process could drag on for months.
Valencia: Political Crisis in PP Deepens After Controversial Funeral. A funeral in Valencia has become a turning point for the regional PP chapter. Internal party divisions are intensifying, and the future of Carlos Mazón hangs in the balance. Find out what's happening behind the scenes in the party.
Vote on Low Emissions Zone Fails in Valencia: Vox Turns Its Back on PP. A conflict has erupted in Valencia over the low emissions zone. Vox unexpectedly opposed the PP's initiative, putting at risk the city's access to European subsidies and transport support.
Spanish Authorities Change Protocol at Valencia Memorial Ceremony After Conflict With Victims. The order of greeting victims at a state memorial in Valencia was changed after many survivors refused to speak with the regional leader. Officials chose to keep the meeting as discreet as possible to prevent further confrontation.
Valencia Honors the Victims on the Anniversary of the Dana Tragedy. Commemorative events took place in central Valencia to honor the 229 lives lost to the dana. Residents gathered in the square to express solidarity and ensure the tragedy is not forgotten. Find out how the city is coping with the aftermath of the disaster.
One Year After the Valencia Tragedy: Protests at Victims’ Funerals and Mounting Pressure on Mazón. A state memorial ceremony was held in Valencia for those who died in last year’s disaster. Relatives of the victims confronted President Mazón with sharp criticism and demands for answers. Political tensions surrounding the tragedy remain high.
La Llosa Launches Colorful Medieval Market Featuring Shows and Workshops. From October 31 to November 2, La Llosa invites everyone to a unique medieval festival. Get ready for artisan stalls, street performances, and family-friendly entertainment. Don’t miss Castellón’s main autumn event.
Valencia Has Used Only 26% of DANA Recovery Funds After One Year. One year after the DANA, most of the funds allocated for recovery in Valencia remain unused. Infrastructure repairs and aid for affected residents are delayed. Locals are still waiting for life to return to normal.
Valencia to Hold State Mourning for DANA Disaster Victims One Year Later. Valencia will hold a state mourning ceremony for those who lost their lives in the devastating DANA disaster. The event will be attended by the royal couple and government officials. Find out how the memorial service will be conducted and where you can watch it.
A Year After the Flood in Benetusser: Residents Recall the Night That Changed Their Lives. Residents of Benetusser and neighboring towns share their stories of resilience as they rebuild after disaster. Their homes and lives were forever altered. Find out how they are coping with the aftermath.
A Year After the DANA Tragedy: Carlos Mazón Faces Pressure from Court and Party Ranks. Carlos Mazón attends the memorial ceremony for the victims of DANA, but faces criticism over his actions on the day of the disaster and mounting pressure from both the court and his own party. Questions about his crisis management remain unanswered.
Deep tech spin-off companies in Spain surpass one thousand in one year. Spain now boasts more than 1,000 deep tech spin-offs. Catalonia and Madrid lead in the number of new startups. Biotechnology, IT, and medicine are the main growth sectors.
A Year After the Tragedy: How Valencia Residents Are Coping With the Aftermath of the Devastating Dana. Valencia is still dealing with the aftermath of the disaster that claimed hundreds of lives. Survivors continue to struggle with psychological trauma and lingering fears. How locals are helping themselves and their children rebuild — in our report.
Valencia Faces Calls to Remove Thousands of Tourist Apartments Over Registration Violations. A scandal is brewing in Valencia over tourist apartments as residents demand the removal of 90% of listings from the registry. The main issue is the lack of mandatory registration codes. Authorities pledge to review the regulations.
112 Chief Testifies Alert Was Delayed at Madrid's Request. The head of Valencia's 112 emergency service told the court that the request for a mass alert came from central authorities at 6:35 pm, but the message was only sent at 8:11 pm. By then, most of the missing had already died. The investigation continues to uncover new details of the tragedy.
New Details Emerge on Carlos Mazón’s Actions During Flood Tragedy. Carlos Mazón faces renewed scrutiny after contradictions surfaced regarding his actions on the day of the devastating flood. A new account confirms he accompanied journalist Maribel Vilaplana to the parking lot after an extended lunch, a detail previously undisclosed.
Valencia Court Probes Authorities’ Actions After Tragic 2024 Floods. One year after Valencia’s devastating floods, the court continues to investigate the deaths of more than two hundred people and potential accountability of public officials.
One in Three Residents of the Valencian Community on the Brink of Poverty. More than one and a half million people in the Valencian Community are at risk of poverty or social exclusion. Over 600,000 of them survive on minimal means. Authorities have yet to address the issue adequately.
Valencia to Install Cameras and Radar to Monitor Water Levels in the Turia. Valencia authorities are introducing video surveillance and radar systems along the new course of the Turia River. The system will monitor water levels in real time, allowing for faster response to potential threats. The decision follows heavy rains and flooding in October 2024.
Three Amazing Valencian Villages to Visit in Autumn Instead of the Beach. In autumn, the inland regions of Valencia reveal a unique charm. Three villages—Bocairent, Chelva, and Ademuz—are perfect destinations for those seeking peace, atmosphere, and natural beauty away from the bustle of the coast.
Valencia Tragedy: How Delay in Emergency Alerts Cost Hundreds of Lives. In Valencia, the emergency meeting started only after casualties had already occurred. The decision to issue a mass alert came too late. The death toll has risen to two hundred. Find out how the disaster unfolded.
Over 23,000 Occupied Apartments Put Up for Sale in Spain. The number of apartments for sale without ownership rights is increasing in Spain. These listings now account for 3% of all properties on the market. Girona leads all cities in this category.
Valencia Tragedy: Where and How 229 People Lost Their Lives in the Flood. Reconstructing Spain’s largest catastrophe of the 21st century. How the disaster unfolded, where and when the fatalities occurred, and why the warning came too late.
Mass Protest in Valencia Demands Resignation of Carlos Mazón One Year After Tragedy. Thousands gathered once again in Valencia to demand the resignation of regional head Carlos Mazón. The protest took place on the anniversary of the tragedy that claimed hundreds of lives. Hundreds of organizations and residents of all ages supported the demonstration.
Valencia Sees Sharp Rise in Trauma Patients After Floods. The Valencia region has recorded a spike in requests for psychological support following the DANA floods. Authorities have boosted aid and expanded specialist teams. Further initiatives for victims are expected.
Journalist Summoned to Court Over DANA Tragedy in Valencia. A court in Valencia has scheduled the questioning of journalist Maribel Vilaplana, who dined with head of government Carlos Mazón on the day of the DANA disaster. Her testimony may shed light on the authorities' actions during the crisis.
Body of Man Identified in Valencia a Year After Devastating Flood. A year after the catastrophic flood in Valencia, DNA analysis has identified a man found in the Turia riverbed. He was one of those who went missing following the October 2024 disaster.
Valencia Court Upholds Investigation into Tragedy with Dana Victims. In Valencia, the court has confirmed the independence of the regional investigation into the disaster that claimed 229 lives. Attempts were made to broaden the scope of accountability, but the court maintained its previous stance. Details of the decision and its implications for the case.
Major Protest Planned in Valencia Against Carlos Mazón and Regional Authorities. A large-scale demonstration is scheduled to take place in central Valencia on October 25. Participants will protest the actions of regional authorities following a disaster that claimed hundreds of lives. Organizers are demanding change and accountability.
Moving to Rojales: Where to Live, Costs, and What You Need to Know. Rojales, located in the Alicante province, attracts an international community. The town combines tranquility, developed infrastructure, and proximity to the sea. Local neighborhoods offer affordable and diverse housing options. The climate and prices make the town an appealing place to live.
Most Businesses in Valencia's DANA Disaster Zone Resume Operations. A year after the devastating floods, most industrial and urban companies in the Valencian Community have resumed operations. However, the service sector is still facing challenges in recovering. Details on the current state of businesses in the affected areas.
