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The use of “force majeure” will allow administrations not to compensate for the DANA

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Collective demand Cause of force majeure Unforeseen events The investigation continues Experts in administrative law conclude that the Government and the Generalitat Valenciana would not face any responsibility for the management of the DANA crisis. The PSPV will ask to appear as a popular accusation in the court of Catarroja that investigates the management of the dana The collective lawsuits that are being carried out against different people …

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Confidencial Digital broke the news in 18 hours ago on Monday, February 24, 2025.

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The use of “force majeure” will allow administrations not to compensate for the DANA

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