Keywords: Carlos Mazon
Carlos Mazón emphasized the vital role of the Cofrentes nuclear power plant in securing energy sovereignty for the Valencian Community by 2035. During the presentation of the Regional Energy Strategy, Mazón warned that shutting down the plant would delay energy independence by 25 years. He......
The Popular Party (PP) and Vox in Spain’s Region of Murcia are close to finalizing a deal to approve the 2025 regional budget. According to Vox sources, the agreement is "imminent," though the PP remains silent about the progress of negotiations. Talks had stalled since March due to......
The recent turmoil within the Spanish government has raised significant concerns over its crisis management capabilities, particularly following two chaotic events that unfolded within a week. The simultaneous crises—a significant power outage and a railway incident—have intensified perceptions......
The European People's Party (EPP) congress held in Valencia this week was marked not by political triumphs or strategic alliances but by an unprecedented energy crisis that shifted the spotlight away from key figures such as Alberto Núñez Feijóo, leader of Spain’s PP, and......
Carlos Mazón, the president of the Generalitat, announced on Monday that his government has reached an agreement with Vox to approve the 2025 budgets for the Valencian Community. These budgets have been referred to by Mazón as those for "reconstruction," in light of the consequences......
Tens of thousands of demonstrators gathered in Valencia, Spain, on Saturday to demand the resignation of regional president Carlos Mazón, criticizing his handling of the deadly floods that devastated the region in October. The protest, organized by numerous unions and civil society groups, underscored......
Carlos Mazón, the leader of Valencia’s regional government, has admitted errors in the handling of the devastating floods that struck his region on October 29, but he defied widespread calls for his resignation. The disaster, which claimed over 220 lives across Spain, had a significant impact......
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