Editorial: El País

• A month has passed since the climate disaster in Valencia that ended 221 lives and caused significant destruction of infrastructure.
• The reconstruction process is slow and the crisis management has been criticized, particularly that of President Mazón.
• Despite criticism and evidence of negligence, Mazón has not resigned nor provided clear answers.
• Leadership changes have been made, including the creation of a vice president for Reconstruction and a new Emergency and Interior Department.
• The lack of accountability and political decision during the disaster has been criticized, and continues to be a point of discussion in the reconstruction process.

Conclusion: The leadership changes and the deficiency in crisis management raise questions about Mazón's and the leadership team's ability to handle future crises and lead the reconstruction.

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