“We are focused on responding to emergencies arising from DANA. It will be time to demand economic resources from both the State and the European Union. This is how the Minister of Finance, Public Administration and Digital Transformation of Castile-La Mancha, Juan Alfonso Ruiz Molina, concluded his press conference yesterday, in response to questions from journalists after the Government Council, after this Monday the president of the Generalitat Valenciana. , Carlos Mazón, asked the Spanish government for 31.402 million to mitigate the effects of DANA, Ruiz Molina made it clear that the priority of the Castilian-Manchego executive is to take care of those affected by the storm. Thus, he wanted to begin his speech in the press room by sending a message of encouragement to all those affected and his condolences to the families and friends of those who died in this tragedy. Related news The Standard No Castilla-La Mancha will ask to declare the. municipalities affected a catastrophic area by DANA Mariano Cebrián With Letur (Albacete) and Mira (Cuenca) as the most affected municipalities, the spokesperson for the regional government, Esther Padilla, reports that the damage is considerable in the affected areas. that the department he heads will make throughout the rest of this 2024 financial year “the necessary budgetary modifications depending on the departments involved in the development of these areas”. In addition, through the Castile-La Mancha budget bill for 2025, currently being developed, he said that “all these amendments that also facilitate the provision of the necessary money that, on the part of the regional administration, we are also willing to contribute to “We are not going to spare resources, but what we want is that we are able to coordinate, from the Regional Administration, the amount of resources that all administrations are ready to “contribute to the recovery of these populations of these areas”, the head of the Treasury Council said. As he acknowledged, DANA “caused significant material damage, both to public and private assets, which logically translates into economic losses that we will have to quantify in the coming days, after having recounted the events.” Since October 28, 14 municipalities in the region have been affected by DANA, with more than five incidents each, with Letur and Mira being the most affected. For its part, the 112 emergency service of Castilla-La Mancha, which depends on its department, received more than 25,800 calls and reported 341 incidents during these days. Núñez (PP): “Today we should not think about it. skills, but in people” The president of the PP of Castilla-La Mancha, Paco Núñez, held a meeting yesterday with the president of the Federation of Municipalities and Provinces of the region, José Julián Gregorio, to coordinate aid to people affected by DANA. After the meeting and during a press conference, Núñez wanted to clarify that “today more than ever, the important thing is not to know which administration should do what.” “Today we should not think about competitions, today we should think about people who are going through difficult times”, something on which, according to him, the People’s Party is “very clear”. A few words that arise amid the political debate over who has the power to manage DANA. “It’s a time to think about people who are going through difficult times. It is not a period of fighting, of confrontations, but it is a period of coordination, cooperation, support and dedication. And the Popular Party of Castile-La Mancha will participate in it,” Núñez emphasized. Furthermore, and questioned about the request made this Monday by the president of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, demanding the declaration of a state of national emergency, the president of the PP of Castilla-La Mancha clarified that what the “ popular”, is that “All available means are integrated into the emergency.” Addressing the meeting with the FEMP, Núñez thanked it for “the leadership and coordination work” with the DANA.
