let's speak to hugo garcia, who lives in valencia. hundreds of volunteers walking around the affected areas offering help to those in need. thank you so much. tell us where you have been and what you found when you got there. i just arrived in knowing that the situation was going to be bad. i arrived to one of the neighbourhoods in the south but i didn't expect this situation. it's something that we haven't seen since 57, so you just see mountains of cars and mud everywhere and all the people in the streets, firemen, thousands and thousands of people. thousands and thousands of eo - le. ., . thousands and thousands of --eole. ., ., ., people. how are you able to help them? _ people. how are you able to help them? what _ people. how are you able to help them? what do - people. how are you able to help them? what do they i people. how are you able to i help them? what do they need to? i help them? what do they need to? , . . , help them? what do they need to? , _., , help them? what do they need to? , , to? ijust carry bottles of water

and the issue hasn't really not been result of the condition that the hugo garcia remain under british control for the next 99 years. when we heard from locals on maricia through, despite being happy with the return of the audience, say the continuing us military presence, there is a major blow, a man just becker citrus. i hope this is a temporary situation and that malicious will regain full sovereignty of this archipelago in the very near future if he is or what's happening instead of up, what is the british wanted to denigrate us for so many years? now we don't know what's going to happen for the next 99 years. i surely won't be around long enough to find out. we are all against the militarization of the indian ocean. it has viewed that to me for so many years and the type of thing people have been complaining about it and they want but the island. so if we want to make the check this, people happy, we should keep all of it to them. so most of the stuff, the military action well we spoke with an argentinian foreign relations specialist who sees the chick us island case creates a pre