The article discusses the aftermath of a major flood in Valencia, Spain, and the subsequent investigation into the potential criminal mismanagement of the emergency response by the regional government. The focus is on Carlos Mazon, the president of the Valencian Government, and his appointed emergency response head, Salome Pradas. Key points include the delayed issuance of flood alerts, the lack of experience in Pradas, and the criticism of the alert system's effectiveness. Relatives of the victims are leading protests against the government, and the judiciary is examining the events leading up to the disaster. The article highlights personal tragedies, such as that of Ruiz, who lost her family in the flood.