Spanish King Pelted with Mud During Visit to Disaster Area Valencia
valencia November 3, 2024 15:20Spanish King faced protests and mud-throwing during his visit to Valencia, a disaster-stricken region in Spain.
Spanish King faced protests and mud-throwing during his visit to Valencia, a disaster-stricken region in Spain.
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