The Generalitat and the Spanish Government Agree that Post-Dana Reconstruction Must "Secure the Territory" and Reduce the Population's Danger From Climate Change
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This Thursday, October 29, marks two years since the most serious tragedy to occur in the Valencian Community in recent history, the fateful flood that flooded almost a hundred towns in the province of Valencia and claimed 233 lives. Twenty-four months later, and with a view to returning to normality in the affected towns, the commissioners appointed by the Generalitat and the Spanish government to coordinate the reconstruction work, Raúl Mérida…
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Two years have passed since the dana of Valencia on October 29, 2024 and between Zulima Pérez, special commissioner of the Government of Spain for the reconstruction and repair of the damages caused by the dana, and Raúl Mérida, commissioner for the Recovery of the Consell, floats a question. When the question is raised aloud, they smile a little. A while ago they have begun to do it quite often. The question is until when. How much longer will …
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