In response to the devastating floods that have swept across Spain—the worst in decades—the Spanish government is doubling down on its relief efforts. On Monday, Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced a new aid package of 3.76 billion euros (about $4 billion) to help affected citizens get back on their feet.
\"We're injecting all the necessary resources for as long as it takes,\" Sánchez declared during a press conference, emphasizing the government's commitment to supporting communities hit hard by the floods.
This latest aid, which includes 110 new measures, comes hot on the heels of last week's announcement of a 10.6 billion euro ($11.5 billion) relief package. The combined efforts aim to rebuild infrastructure, support local businesses, and ensure the safety and well-being of residents.
The floods have disrupted daily life across the country, with many communities grappling with the aftermath. But amidst the challenges, stories of resilience and solidarity are emerging, showcasing the unbreakable spirit of the Spanish people. 🇪🇸❤️
Stay tuned to AmigoNews for more updates on Spain's recovery efforts and how you can lend a hand. 🤝
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Spanish PM announces fresh flood aid of almost 3.8 billion euros
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