Since the worst national natural disaster of this century occurred four days ago in the southern region of Valencia, dozens of celebrities have taken to social media to support the victims, but also to criticize the management of DANA after the devastating effects it had in points like Alfafar, Aldaia, Algemesí or Paiporteamong other cities in Valencia or La Mancha. The death toll exceeds 200.
In this sense, the man from Malaga shared several images of the wave of solidarity that has been seen in recent hours by volunteers came en masse to help the most deprived, broom and dustpan in hand.
To these images, the artist added that “the Spanish demonstrate once again that we are above our politics, the quarrels and a corrosive conspiracy.
“Unfortunately, disasters like this have to happen to believe in human beings again, even if the Spaniards, deep down, we have never stopped believing in our solidarity and our humanity together“, declared the artist, who always has the habit of saying a few words about humanitarian misfortunes.
Moreover, in another history added a list of official accounts to help with a donation as he says he believes in “the Spaniards and their generosity” and that “we are going to demonstrate it once again to all the families who have lost everything”. “I’m not talking to politicians because we already know how it works… This is not the time to throw stones at each other, it’s time to act,” he said.
His compatriot Antonio Banderas was also very critical of the situation in Valencia. In another jobthe actor wondered why more helicopters and sappers had not been mobilized from the start, “Why aren’t our taxes and resources being put to better use.”
In a first message, he expressed his “shock” at what happened in Valencia, but in his second intervention on this subject, he was much more critical of the situation experienced by the Valencian Community. “Why aren’t army helicopters carrying food sent to Valencian towns affected by DANA?water and medicine,” he wrote yesterday in a message in capital letters.
