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Angry crowd hurl mud at Spanish royals, prime minister on visit to flood disaster town

  • Nasty protest underscored the fury over the response to the disaster that has now killed at least 217 people with many more still missing
  • Most of the fury seemed directed at Prime Minister Sanchez and Valencia regional government head
  • Spanish media later reported of the possible involvement of far-right groups during the incident
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