Hundreds of civic groups, victim associations, and local reconstruction committees in Valencia are mobilizing against the regional president, Carlos Mazón, over his handling of the October 29 floods that claimed over 200 lives.

A major protest is set for March 1, marking the fifth demonstration in four months.

Critics accuse Mazón of negligence and delayed response during the disaster, with calls for his resignation growing louder.

The opposition, led by the Socialist Party (PSOE), is considering a symbolic no-confidence motion, despite lacking the votes to succeed.

Protesters demand justice, accountability, and systemic changes to prevent future tragedies, citing decades of urban mismanagement as a root cause.

The political fallout continues to escalate, with Mazón facing mounting pressure from both the public and political rivals.