Spain’s King Felipe VI said he understood the “anger” and “frustration” that many people affected by DANA in the Valencian municipality of Paiporta had caused him as he traveled with Queen Letizia to the area this afternoon, accompanied by the president. government Pedro Sanchez and the President of the Generalitat of Valencia Carlos Mason.

This was announced by Felipe VI during his speech after presiding over a meeting of CECOPI, after they were received in Paiport with shouts, insults and the throwing of objects and dirt as they walked through the streets of the municipality.

“We have to understand the anger and frustration many people have about how bad things have been for them, the difficulty of understanding how the mechanisms work and the expectations of a solution to the emergency,” he said.

He also expressed gratitude to the military personnel who “represent all Spaniards and are fighting this monumental catastrophe that affects so many lives and so many worlds,” he said.

At the same time, he called for “hope” and indicated that they need to guarantee “the presence of the state in its entirety.” “Every day it will get better, I understand, this is not speculative. I think the media is growing and the efficiency is growing too,” he added.