In Valencia, Spain, people protested against their government's response to the recent floods that killed more than 200 people.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez announced a new economic relief package for victims of the storms that killed more than 220 people in the country’s worst natural disaster in more than six decades.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez announced a new economic relief package for victims of the storms that killed more than 220 people in the country’s worst natural disaster in more than six decades.

Mass Protests in Valencia Demand Accountability for Flood Tragedy Valencia, Spain Tens of thousands gathered in the heart of Valencia on Saturday, voicing their outrage over what they say was a slow and

Demonstrators, who packed Valencia's city centre, called for the resignation of regional leader Carlos Mazon, chanting “Killers!” Banners carried messages like “Our hands are stained with mud, yours with blood,” and some protesters left muddy boots outside the government building, while others smeared it with mud.

Protestors were demanding the resignation of regional president Carlos Mazón, accusing him of mismanagement which led to deadly toll taken by the disaster.

Protesters filled the streets of Valencia to demand accountability for the handling of catastrophic floods that have claimed more than 200 people.

Protesters and police clashed in the streets of Valencia in eastern Spain on Saturday, as tens of thousands of people marched to demand the regional president resign over his response to floods that killed more than 220 people.

Tens of thousands of Spaniards have marched in the eastern city of Valencia to demand the resignation of the regional president in charge of the emergency response to last week’s