the criticism of carlos mazon and his administration here in valencia is that they did not issue their alerts, an alarm to the people of valencia's phones, warning them to stay off the streets, for example, to stay at home. they did not do that for another 12 hours or so. also it has emerged that carlos mazon was not present, for example, at a crisis meeting in the afternoon. he was having a long lunch with a female journalist. this emerged yesterday. so there is a lot of anger over that and in terms of the response itself, other people say that the coordination between the central governments and the regional government here is not what it should have been either so they say that the central government could have been more decisive as well so there has been a lot of criticism all round. and we heard there, spain's defence minister talking about the armed forces staying as long as was necessary to help with the towns that were affected by the flooding. how much do we know about the scale of the recovery and the clear up operation that is left? well, it is enormous, still. the road surr

also, it emerged that carlos mazon wasn't present at a crisis meeting in the afternoon.lunch with a female journalist. was having a long lunch with a femalejournalist. this was having a long lunch with a female journalist. this emerged yesterday. so there is a lot of anger about that. other people say the coordination between the central and regional governments is not what it should have been either. they say the central government could have been more decisive as well, so that has been a lot of criticism all around. we heard spain's _ of criticism all around. we heard spain's defence minister talking about the armed forces stay as long as was necessary to help the town is affected by the flooding. how much do we know about the scale of the recovery and the clean—up operation that is left? it recovery and the clean-up operation that is left? it is enormous _ operation that is left? it is enormous still. _ operation that is left? it is enormous still. the - operation that is left? it 3 enormous still. the around surrounding valencia, many or most of them have been cleare

among their demands is the resignation of valencia's regional head, carlos mazon, who they hold responsibleor the perceived mishandling of the disaster. riot police have sealed off the entrance to the city hall where there have been clashes with protesters. if clashes with protesters. we have a look now you cé see if we have a look now you can see the seen live in valencia now. as you can tell from those pictures, protesters have dispersed in the huge crowds that but there earlier but you can still see the aftermath of those larger scale protests. as i said, there were more than 100,000 people gathering for the demonstrations, voicing their anger at the way they perceive the authorities have responded to those flooded with complaints that not only was the clear up operation in the recovery process inadequate but also concerns that the authorities didn't give residents enough notice before the floods were to come. there was a warning from the met office tab in spain so weather 0ffice tab in spain so weather forecasters had alerted to the prospect of the severe floods but a lot of the people

amongst their demands, is the resignation of the president of the valencia region — carlos mazon — who mishandling of the disaster. riot police sealed off the entrance to the city hall, where there were clashes with protesters. guy hedgecoe has more. an estimated 130,000 people turned out for this protest and the mood among protesters was one of anger. they were furious at their local authorities because of the way they responded to the tragedy of october 29, responded to the tragedy of 0ctober29, in responded to the tragedy of october 29, in particular this protest people work directing their rage at the reasonable —— regional government of valencia and the regional president carlos mazon. protesters believed that the regional authorities were too slow to respond on the day that the tragedy struck itself, and they point to the fact that carlos mazon appeared to go missing on that day because he was at a three hour lunch with a female journalist, during which time he missed a crisis meeting and when he emerged from that, the floodwaters were already writing and causing tremendous damag

among their demands is the resignation of the president of the valencia region — carlos mazon — who theyd off the entrance to the city hall where there were clashes with protesters. 0ur correspondent in valencia, guy hedgecoe, explains the events that led to last night's demonstrations in the city. well, there is certainly a great deal of anger here. the protest is continuing right behind me in central valencia. although this was initially called as a silent protest in tribute to the many people who died on october 29th, there has been a huge sense of anger in the air throughout the protest. people do, certainly at this protest, do seem to blame carlos mazon, the regional president, for mismanaging this crisis. they say that he didn't respond in time when the floodwaters were already rising, he didn't react quickly enough or decisively enough on the day itself. some people are also angry with the central government as well, and at the lack of resources being rolled out. but today at this protest in particular its carlos mazon who's really bearing the brunt of people's anger. well, in ter

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the region's president carlos mazon is facing mounting pressure to resign. on bbc news, talking business. hello and a very warm welcome to talking business weekly. let's have a look at what's on the show. president biden will meet donald trump at the white house on wednesday — as the transition of power begins. the meeting which is considered customary for incoming and outgoing presdients will take place at the oval office. and, in spain, tens of thousands protest on the streets of valencia at the authorities�* handling of the catastrophic floods. the region's president carlos mazon is facing mounting pressure to resign. hello and a very warm welcome to talking business weekly. let's have a look at what's on the show. can workers grab a bigger slice of the economic pie? as the post—pandemic recovery continues, workers are getting the smallest share on record. from america to germany and indonesia, the world's workers are demanding higher wages. but what kind of future do they have as companies increasingly turn to technology? what will that mean for living s

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the protesters are calling for the regional head, carlos mazon, to resign — saying his administrationas unprepared for the disaster. the white house says joe biden will receive president—elect donald trump at the oval office on wednesday. it follows mr trump's decisive victory over vice president kamala harris in tuesday's election. president biden has urged americans to �*bring down the temperature�* — following the bitterly partisan election campaign. it's been announced that queen camilla is to miss remembrance events being held in the uk this weekend. a statement from buckingham palace said the decision was made to allow the queen time to recover from a chest infection — and to protect others from any potential risk. now on bbc news, it's sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday this saturday night with me, chetan pathak. coming up on the programme... drama and dejection. england blow a lead again as australia win a thriller of an autumn international. finally! relief and joy for wolves, after their first premier league win of the season — over fellow strugglers ssouthampton. and

the protesters want the regional head — carlos mazon — to resign, saying his administration was unpreparedo esperanza who lives in the municipality of catarroja where the clean—up is very much still under way. thank you for coming on the programme, we can see the mud still around you there, can you just describe the conditions now? ~ ., ., just describe the conditions now? . ., . , just describe the conditions now? ~ ., ., , ., now? well, now, at this moment, we are surrounded, _ now? well, now, at this moment, we are surrounded, by _ now? well, now, at this moment, we are surrounded, by cleaning, l we are surrounded, by cleaning, you can see taking all the rubbish and dirt out of the area, because 12 days after the tragedy we don't have all the commodities, we don't have gas, some of people doesn't have, don't have water, so we need to clean. some people can, are infected. you have pain, we are infected. you have pain, we are in the water. the army is looking for people who disappear, and they suspect they are there, so, the area is not clean for a long time, and we are in danger of infec

. >> los reyes, el presidente del gobierno central, pedro sanchez, y el de valencia, carlos mazon, fuerondanos indignados lanzandoles barro. >> carlos malasca tiene estas imagenes. >> de espana este este domingo en paiporta, donde han muerto mas de 60 personas. >> don felipe y dona leticia han sido testigos de la indignacion por las acciones de las a autoridades tras las dev devastadoras lluvias. >> escoltas de los reyes a actuaron rapidamente creando un cordon de seguridad y trataron de protegerlos del lodo y los objetos que les lanzaban a abriendo paraguas sobre sus c cabezas. >> pero los jefes de estado descartaron abandonar el lugar. >> muestra publica de rechazo insolita en espana. >> los vecinos llevan cinco dias limpiando el lodo sin saber si todavia se hallaran mas cuerpos sin vida. >> felipe, no sientas orgullo de ser un borbon, siente orgullo del pueblo que tienes, de la solidaridad y de como ha r respondido todo el mundo con nosotros, menos vosotros. >> la reina, con barro en la cara y visiblemente afectada, fue increpada sobre el respuesta a la tragedia. >> vengan, vengan, ven

. >> en valencia, espana, manifestantes exigen la renuncia del presidente regional, carlos mazon, porortales que cobraron la vida de al menos 200 200 personas, casi la mitad de los estadounidenses se sienten estresados por temas como la economia, la violencia y las elecciones. >> la violencia en las elecciones y esa ansiedad por los comicios puede manifestarse de manera fisica. >> hablamos con una doctora que nos explica como. >> con johanna suarez. >> ¿que tal? >> muy buenas tardes y feliz sabado. >> en una noticia de ultima hora, el presidente joe biden y el presidente electo donald trump ya tienen dia y hora para su encuentro. >> mas adelante, los detalles de esta reunion. >> pero iniciamos con el tiempo extremo que se vive en el pais, una combinacion de fuego y nieve que afecta a la costas. >> en colorado y en nuevo mexico, una tormenta provoca una historica nevada, mientras que en el noreste y en el sur de y en california, los incendios forestales causan estragos. >> en este ultimo, el incendio mountain ha quemado mas de 20.000 acries y ha ha destruido mas de 100 viviendas. >> er

y aquÍ ha quedado seÑalado elob gierno de la comunidad valenciana, que preside carlos mazÓn, que tendrÍaas, incluso en centros comerciales. 250 personas en una tienda de muebles y que esta situaciÓn sumamente complicada. >> muchÍsimas gracias jorge, por esta informaciÓn. y tambiÉn llaman la atenciÓn esas muestras de solidaridad entre los ciudadanos espaÑoles que se han reunido para ayudar a las vÍctimas. >> toda la poblaciÓn unida. bueno, y las nuevas caravanas migrantes salen maÑana, dÍa de las elecciones presidenciales desde mÉxico hacia la frontera sur de estados unidos. tenemos los detalles. >> los trabajadores de boeing toman una decisiÓn que podrÍa poner fin a la huelga que mantienen desde casi dos meses o que, por el contrario, empeorarÍa la crisis de la empeorarÍa la crisis de la compaÑÍa. ¿recuerdas cuando decían "tienes mucha vida por delante?" en unitedhealthcare, decimos que aún la tienes... ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ es bueno saber que puedes enfocarte en lo que importa... con la cobertura confiable de medicare de unitedhealthcare. con la cobertura confiable perdió mucho tiempo con mi familia

amongst their demands, is the resignation of the president of the valencia region — carlos mazon — whothe disaster. riot police sealed off the entrance to the city hall, where there were clashes with protesters. let�*s speak now to someone who went to the protest last night and is helping herfamily with the recovery. i know you have been helping and do what you can. can you talk me through the situation for people? the situation here _ the situation for people? the situation here is _ the situation for people? tue: situation here is still the situation for people? tte: situation here is still really bad. 12 days after the floods, we are still removing mode from all over and it is a really devastating to see the cleaning close to process is slow, we need so many people helping. the protests saw so many people in valencia showing their anger at the authorities. can you explain why so many people are so angry? t explain why so many people are so an: ? , ., ., so angry? i believe that no matter the _ so angry? i believe that no matter the ideology - so angry? i believe that no matter the i

la ciudad de valencia y madrid pidiendo la renuncia del presidente de la comunidad valenciana, carlos mazÓn6% de la poblaciÓn mayor de 18 aÑos. de la cantidad total, 1.7 millones son mujeres. eso significa casi el 11% de todos los veteranos. el 8.6% se identifica como hispanos en el paÍs y el rey carlos tres lideÓo un servicio conmemorativo en londres en honor a los caÍdos en las dos guerras mundiales y otros conflictos. la reina camila no pudo asistir debido a una infecciÓn en el pecho, siguiendo recomendaciones mÉdicas para evitar riesgos de contagio. sin embargo, otros miembros de la realeza, como william, prÍncipe de gales y su esposa kate middleton, estuvieron presentes. la princesa de gales hizo su primera apariciÓn formal tras completar su tratamiento de quimioterapia. hablemos de salud. un estudio sugiere que solo cinco minutos de ejercicio vigoroso al dÍa podrÍan ayudar a reducir la presiÓn arterial. si lo hace por 20 minutos, puede reducir significativamente el riesgo de enfermedades cardÍacas. miriam arias hablÓ con un cardiÓlogo sobre esta forma fÁcil de cuidar nuestro corazÓn.

furious with the response to the floods on october the 29th, in particular they are very angry at carlos mazon the day adequately to the tragedy that was unfolding and that he was slow in reacting. it has emerged he was having a meal in a restaurant for three hours on that day when the tragedy was beginning and flood waters were rising so there is a lot of anger at him, some violent scenes later in the protest as well. the princess of wales has joined other members of the royal family at the annual festival of remembrance at the royal albert hall. catherine is gradually returning to public duties following her chemotherapy treatment for cancer. but the queen will miss remembrance events this weekend as she recovers from a chest infection. a statement said queen camilla was... following doctors�* guidance to ensure a full recovery from a seasonal chest infection, and to protect others from any potential risk". a private farm in south africa is going to extraordinary lengths to protect endangered rhinos. at the start of the last century, half a million of them roamed africa and asia. but now tha

in the last few hours, the regional president carlos mazon gave this update. now over 7000 troops working. every request for troops and additional reinforcement has been supported and backed by the emergency operational control. at all times, at every minute, every hour, when emergency workers are still working and i will continue to request them, and i hope that the spanish government is able to meet this quests as it has so far. we replaced a 95% of the power supply. where recovering the drinking water nets to work. all town centres now have basic products and food. all towns, there have been sanitation points setup, a health centre oran points setup, a health centre or an emergency medical centre. let's talk about the latest developments in the middle east now. a lebanese government minister has confirmed that a senior official has been abducted in a raid on a house near the city of tripoli by men believed to be israeli naval commandos. imad amhaz, who's reported to be a senior member of hezbollah�*s naval force, was taken from his home by more than 20 men

carlos mazon has been heavily criticised for not sending out warnings after a red alert was issued bystreets of valencia, demanding he resign. air strikes have hit the southern suburbs of beirut in the past few hours — sending plumes of smoke into the sky. an attack killed at least 12 rescue workers. the striker at a building of the civil defence agency which is linked to the lebanese government and not affiliated with hezbollah. the israeli military has not commented on the attack. israeli drones fired two missiles at the beirut suburb before the air force carried out what was described as a very heavy strike that levelled a building near municipal officers. i�*ve been speaking to the bbc�*s hugo bachega, who�*s in beirut. he began by giving me more details about that attack in baalbek. yes, the attack that happened last night in baalbek was the latest in a series of israeli air strikes that have hit emergency responders here in lebanon. so this attack hit a building that was being used by the civil defence agency, an agency that is linked to the lebanese government, it is not affili

valencia's regional governor, carlos mazon, is facing mounting pressure to resign for taking too longer warning. more than a hundred world leaders are gathering in azerbaijan for the cop 29 summit, which begins tomorrow and aims to help countries transition away from using fossilfuels. sir keir starmer will be there but many other major leaders won't — including the heads of france, germany, china and the united states. i asked eliot whittington, at the university of cambridge�*s institute for sustainability leadership, whether it was a problem that azerbaijan — a fossil fuel exporter — is hosting the meeting.( the presidency as the key concessions but there are 190 other countries involved in the conversation so we shouldn't overstate the role of the presidency. as well as noting that in previous years, last year we had a another oil state in the presidency and that was the first time that fossil fuels were called out. there is a negotiation happening and we will see with the negotiation takes us. we only have to bring everybody with us to that conversation. to everybody with us to t

carlos mazon, to resign, saying his administration was unprepared for the disaster. qatar says its efforts to mediate to bring about a ceasefire in the israel—gaza war are stalled. the gulf state has played a key diplomatic role in trying to bring an end to the conflict and secure the release of the remaining israeli hostages held by hamas. the white house says joe biden will receive president—elect donald trump at the white house on wednesday. it follows mr trump's decisive victory over vice president kamala harris in tuesday's election. president biden has urged americans to bring down the temperature following the bitterly partisan election campaign. now on bbc news, newcast. hello, it's adam in the pretend newcast studio in washington, dc. and it's chris in the real newcast studio in central london. and it's alex also in the real newcast studio. and nick enjoying the vibes in the real studio. - now i know you will all want to know about the vibes in washington dc, and the way i'd sum it up is it's kind of we're in a weird limbo because lots of the things that peo

they're calling for the regional head — carlos mazon — to resign — saying his administration was unpreparedhe white house says joe biden will receive president—elect donald trump at the white house on wednesday. it follows mr trump's decisive victory over vice president kamala harris in tuesday's election. president biden has urged americans to �*bring down the temperature�* — following the bitterly partisan election campaign. now on bbc news. political thinking with nick robinson hello and welcome to political thinking. a populist right winger defeats an incumbent government of the centre left that claims to speak for working people. mm, donald trump's success this week. it may be a warning to keir starmer and the labour party coming as it does just days after the defining moment in the life of this new labour government. the budget. my guest on political thinking, a conversation with, rather than a newsy interrogation of someone about what shaped their political thinking, is the chancellor's number two. the man who has to make the sums add up. the chief secretary to the treasury, darrenjo

than 100,000 people took to the streets of valencia city centre on saturday night, calling for carlos mazons' perceived mishandling of the disaster. riot police sealed off the entrance to the city hall, where there were clashes with protesters. earlier, i spoke to silvia martinez rother, who was at the protest last night and has been helping her family, who lives in valencia, with their recovery. the situation here is still really bad. 12 days after the floods, we are still removing mud from all over and it's really devastating to see that the cleaning close to process is slow. the cleaning process is so slow. we need so many people helping. the protests saw so many people in valencia, showing their anger at the authorities. can you explain why so many people are so angry? because i believe that, no matter the ideology of the person right now, we all agree on the fact that the regional authority, that was the main competent one to deal with the situation, was so negligent and we feel that many people would have saved their lives and the damage would have been less. does that mean there were