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На позолоченные тоже можно?

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Hundreds of people have heckled Spain’s King Felipe and Queen Letizia, as well as the prime minister and the regional leader of Valencia – throwing mud and shouting “murderers” – as the group attempted an official visit to one of the municipalities hardest hit by the deadly floods. The scenes in Paiporta on Sunday laid bare the mounting sense of abandonment among the devastated areas, where the death toll has risen to more than 210. Much of the fury appeared to be directed at the elected officials, as calls rang out for the resignation of Pedro Sánchez, the Spanish prime minister, and Carlos Mazón, Valencia’s regional leader. Sánchez was swiftly evacuated as bodyguards used umbrellas to protect the group from the barrage of mud. “What were they expecting?” one furious local person told the newspaper El País. “People are very angry. Pedro Sánchez should have been here on day one with a shovel.” “Please come, we only ask for help,” said Paiporta resident Nuria Chisbert. “Please, the dead are still in the garages, the families are looking for their relatives and friends.” The search for people missing in Spain's flood-hit areas continued on Sunday as volunteers helped clear the damage caused by the flooding. Read our op-ed ‘Why did so many die in Spain?’ by the climatologist Friederike Otto via the link in bio.

Hundreds of people have heckled Spain’s King Felipe and Queen Letizia, as well as the prime minister and the regional leader of Valencia – throwing mud and shouting “murderers” – as the group attempted an official visit to one of the municipalities hardest hit by the deadly floods. The scenes in Paiporta on Sunday laid bare the mounting sense of abandonment among the devastated areas, where the death toll has risen to more than 210. Much of the fury appeared to be directed at the elected officials, as calls rang out for the resignation of Pedro Sánchez, the Spanish prime minister, and Carlos Mazón, Valencia’s regional leader. Sánchez was swiftly evacuated as bodyguards used umbrellas to protect the group from the barrage of mud. “What were they expecting?” one furious local person told the newspaper El País. “People are very angry. Pedro Sánchez should have been here on day one with a shovel.” “Please come, we only ask for help,” said Paiporta resident Nuria Chisbert. “Please, the dead are still in the garages, the families are looking for their relatives and friends.” The search for people missing in Spain's flood-hit areas continued on Sunday as volunteers helped clear the damage caused by the flooding. Read our op-ed ‘Why did so many die in Spain?’ by the climatologist Friederike Otto via the link in bio.

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