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Valencia flood fallout: Officials are under fire and under investigation

2 weeks ago | nzherald.co.nz | Chico Harlan |Michael Chavez |Roser Toll Pifarré

Floodwaters in Valencia on October 29 caused devastation before any emergency alerts were issued. Photo / Michael Robinson Chávez via the Washington PostVALENCIA, Spain – The floodwaters charged downhill on October 29, roaring through ravines, churning with debris, and then deluging neighbourhoods that had been given no warning.
Valencia’s flood was a catastrophe. Was it also a crime?

2 weeks ago | washingtonpost.com | Chico Harlan |Michael Chavez |Roser Toll Pifarré

Valencia’s flood was a catastrophe. Was it also a crime? (washingtonpost.com) Valencia’s flood was a catastrophe. Was it also a crime? By Chico Harlan; Michael Robinson Chávez; Roser Toll Pifarré 2025061010004300 VALENCIA, Spain — The floodwaters charged downhill on Oct. 29, roaring through ravines, churning with debris, and then deluging neighborhoods that had been given no warning.
España modifica el sistema de atención a la violencia doméstica tras críticas

Jan 17, 2025 | infobae.com | Adam Satariano |Roser Toll Pifarré

Domestic ViolencePoliceWomen and GirlsComputers and the InternetSpainSoftwareEl programa VioGén identifica a posibles víctimas recurrentes a partir de un formulario. Una investigación del Times del año pasado detectó fallos en la operación.
Spain Overhauls Domestic Violence System After Criticism

Jan 17, 2025 | nytimes.com | Adam Satariano |Roser Toll Pifarré

The Spanish government this week announced a major overhaul to a program in which police rely on an algorithm to identify potential repeat victims of domestic violence, after officials faced questions about the system's effectiveness. The program, VioGén, requires police officers to ask a victim a series of questions. Answers are entered into a software program that produces a score - from no risk to extreme risk - intended to flag the women who are most vulnerable to repeat abuse.
'Foi como um tsunami': Espanha se recupera de chuvas devastadoras que deixaram mais de 150 mortos; veja imagens

Nov 1, 2024 | estadao.com.br | Emma Bubola |Roser Toll Pifarré |Jose Bautista |José Bautista

Pratos com jantares pela metade ainda estavam sobre as toalhas brancas nas mesas do refeitório do lar de idosos na quinta-feira, 31, entre cadeiras de rodas e andadores enlameados e virados. Seis pessoas morreram na instalação na terça-feira, 29, quando um rio furioso explodiu de suas margens e varreu vilarejos e cidades ao redor da cidade espanhola de Valência, na costa centro-leste da Espanha.
The New York Times -artikkeli | Espanjassa tietokoneohjelma arvioi perheväkivallan vakavuuden - Lobna, 32, kuoli, vaikka hänen piti olla turvassa

Sep 21, 2024 | ksml.fi | Adam Satariano |Roser Toll Pifarré

Kiista kotitaloustöistä muuttui väkivaltaiseksi Madridin lähellä sijaitsevassa pienessä asunnossa tammikuussa 2022. Lobna Hemidin aviomies hajotti kenkätelineen ja hakkasi siitä irronneella osalla vaimoaan. Naapurit kuulivat Hemidin huudot. Pariskunnan neljä 6–12-vuotiasta lasta olivat myös kotona. Hemid oli ollut naimisissa miehensä Bouthaer el Banaisatin kanssa yli kymmenen vuotta.
An algorithm told police she was safe. Then her husband killed her.

Aug 4, 2024 | thestar.com.my | Adam Satariano |Roser Toll Pifarré

MADRID: In a small apartment outside Madrid on Jan 11, 2022, an argument over household chores turned violent when Lobna Hemid’s husband smashed a wooden shoe rack and used one of the broken pieces to beat her. Her screams were heard by neighbours. Their four children, ages six to 12, were also home. Hemid’s husband of more than a decade, Bouthaer el Banaisati, regularly punched and kicked her, she later told police. He also called her “disgusting” and “worthless,” according to the police report.
An Algorithm Told Police She Was Safe. Then Her Husband Killed Her.

Jul 20, 2024 | yahoo.com | Adam Satariano |Roser Toll Pifarré

MADRID — In a small apartment outside Madrid on Jan. 11, 2022, an argument over household chores turned violent when Lobna Hemid’s husband smashed a wooden shoe rack and used one of the broken pieces to beat her. Her screams were heard by neighbors. Their four children, ages 6 to 12, were also home. Hemid’s husband of more than a decade, Bouthaer el Banaisati, regularly punched and kicked her, she later told police.