Thousands of people have marched in Valencia and demanded the resignation of the region’s president over the response to devastating flooding that left more than 220 dead.
Protesters filled the centre of the eastern Spanish city and chanted “killers!” as they called for Carlos Mazon to go.
Some dumped muddy boots outside a regional government building, while one banner read: “Our hands are stained with mud, yours with blood.”
There were also some clashes with riot police in front of the city hall where the march began, with police using batons to force some protesters back.
Last month’s flooding, which has left the country reeling and requiring a huge cleanup effort, is one of the worst natural disasters in Europe for decades.