Spain's government approves €10.6 billion relief package for flood victims
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has announced that a relief package of €10.6 billion has been approved to help victims of the flash floods that hit the eastern coast of the country around Valencia last week. Speaking at a press conference in Madrid, Sánchez compared the package to the measures taken during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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