Spain unveils $11bn aid plan after catastrophic floods
VALENCIA: Spain announced Tuesday an aid package worth 10.6 billion euros ($11.5 billion) to rebuild regions devastated by its worst floods in a generation that have killed 219 people. The exceptional Mediterranean storm that lashed eastern Spain a week ago triggered surging torrents of muddy water that have left a trail of destruction.
At least 89 people remain missing after deadly floods in eastern Spain, the regional judicial authorities in Valencia said on Tuesday, and Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said he was earmarking €10.6 ...
As Spain grapples with its deadliest flood disaster in decades, tensions are escalating in the devastated Valencian suburb of ...
Sanchez’s deputy Maria Jesus Montero reacted to the allegations on X, saying “We will not allow radical groups to profit ...
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has announced that a relief package of €10.6 billion has been approved to help victims ...
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced Saturday that he would be asking for assistance from the European Union's ...
SEDAVI, Spain — Francisco Murgui went out to try to salvage his motorbike when the water started to rise. He never came ...
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Sánchez: 'All of Spain is crying' as flood death toll passes 70The death toll from severe flooding in Spain has climbed to at least 72, authorities said on Wednesday, after storms left ...
In Spain, where more than 200 people are dead after flash floods swept through the country last month, the debate over ...
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Spain's Valencia province was hit hard by floods last week. The government has pledged $11 billion to help it recover, but ...
Spain's left-wing Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez congratulated Donald Trump Wednesday after he claimed victory in the US presidential election and pledged to work on a "strong transatlantic ...
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