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13.11.2024

13.11.2024 — The day floods returned for Valencia's revenge

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This page is an archive of main headlines from Spain for 13.11.2024.

It displays 100 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

13.11.2024 ⇢ The day floods returned for Valencia's revenge
⌨The morning began with mass evacuations in Málaga as a new DANA storm approached, forcing 3,000 residents from their homes. While meteorological services issued red alerts, political theater continued in Madrid, where Begoña Gómez refused to testify before the regional assembly, citing political persecution.

By midday, the storm paralyzed Málaga's infrastructure, suspending high-speed rail connections with Madrid and flooding the Clinical Hospital. A tornado struck Mijas Costa, destroying a gas station. The government announced a state funeral for previous DANA victims, acknowledging some bodies might take months to recover.

Evening brought Valencia back into crisis as AEMET issued red alerts for torrential rains of up to 180 liters per square meter. The Generalitat ordered school closures and mobility restrictions, while Mazón's parliamentary appearance was postponed. The PP European delegation meanwhile conditioned Ribera's confirmation on her appearing before Congress.
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01:39⇢New storm looms as Ribera vote stalls

⌨The newspapers report on a new DANA storm alert approaching Spain, with red warnings issued for Málaga and southern Tarragona. Catalonia postpones non-urgent medical activities in affected areas (El País, La Marea). Meanwhile, the European People's Party successfully delays Teresa Ribera's EU Commission vote following a contentious examination (El Confidencial, infoLibre, Público). In cultural news, writer Álvaro Pombo receives the 2024 Cervantes Prize (RTVE).
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05:19⇢Valencia's aid maze: 30,000 families in limbo

⌨The newspapers report on a new development in the DANA crisis, with Sánchez's government and the opposition clashing over response measures. While Sánchez hasn't contacted opposition leader Feijóo despite declaring a "national emergency" (El Confidencial), four ministers offered support to Valencia's Mazón (eldiario.es). Around 30,000 families face bureaucratic challenges with flood aid (El Mundo), as meteorological services issue new red alerts for Málaga and Tarragona (Aemet, El País).
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08:18⇢Málaga empties: 3,000 flee new storm

⌨The newspapers report on a new DANA storm approaching Spain, with 3,000 people evacuated from 1,000 homes in Málaga (20minutos) and red alerts issued for Valencia (La Razón). Environmental coverage intensifies with reports of record-breaking global CO2 emissions (Público) and criticism of government river management (Libertad Digital). The housing crisis in Paiporta continues (El Mundo), while Trump's proposed tariffs raise economic concerns (RTVE).
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10:45⇢Málaga floods as PM's wife defies assembly

⌨The newspapers report on two major developments: a new DANA storm triggering red alerts in Málaga and Tarragona (El Confidencial, La Razón, RTVE, Público, El País), with first floods reported in Axarquía (20minutos). Meanwhile, Begoña Gómez, PM Sánchez's wife, refuses to testify before Madrid's assembly, citing political motives (La Vanguardia, infoLibre, Libertad Digital).
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13:16⇢Málaga emptied: schools shut, trains halted

⌨The newspapers report on a severe weather crisis as a new DANA storm hits Spain. Red alerts are issued in Málaga and Tarragona, leading to 3,000 evacuations and school closures (La Vanguardia, RTVE, eldiario.es). High-speed rail service between Málaga and Madrid is suspended, and Valencia implements private traffic restrictions (La Razón). The government announces a state funeral for DANA victims, acknowledging some missing persons may take months to locate (20minutos).
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18:03⇢Málaga underwater: thousands flee floods

⌨The newspapers report on the intensifying DANA storm crisis, with Málaga experiencing mass evacuations and flooded streets (El Confidencial, El Mundo, RTVE). High-speed trains between Madrid and Málaga are suspended (El Mundo, Público), while Valencia faces red alerts for torrential rains of up to 180 liters per square meter (La Razón, Aemet). Castellón authorities urge residents to stay indoors (La Vanguardia), and Mercadona supermarkets remain open despite weather warnings (El Salto).
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23:07⇢Valencia locks down as DANA returns

⌨The newspapers report on Valencia facing a renewed DANA storm crisis, with red alerts issued for torrential rains (RTVE, La Vanguardia, La Razón, eldiario.es). The Generalitat has ordered school closures and mobility restrictions (eldiario.es), while local authorities recommend confinement (La Vanguardia). Málaga continues to experience flooding and evacuations from the same weather system (El Confidencial, La Marea, Público).
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