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During a recent visit to the town of Paiporta in Valencia, Spain’s King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia faced intense hostility from residents, frustrated by the response to severe floods that have devastated the region.
The floods, which have caused significant loss of life, left the town with extensive damage and many people unaccounted for. Locals, who feel authorities failed to issue timely warnings or provide adequate relief, threw mud, rocks, and bottles at the royals.
The angry crowds accused officials of neglect, expressing their discontent with cries of “shame” and condemning the visit as a photo opportunity rather than genuine support.
Residents further alleged that recovery efforts were insufficient, as few government responders had reached the area to assist with cleaning up the debris or providing essential resources like drinking water.
Despite the royal couple’s attempts to communicate, the crowd’s frustration escalated, and the visit was cut short due to safety concerns.
This incident reflects widespread dissatisfaction with Spain’s disaster management efforts, highlighting a broader crisis of confidence in leadership and emergency preparedness.
Attached is a news article regarding the attack on the king of Spain with mud and rocks
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c5ypgjg2jrpo.amp
Article written and configured by Christopher Stanley
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