Perhaps it was too optimistic to think that the new Valencian president, Juanfran Pérez Llorca, would clean house in the government responsible for the disastrous handling of the DANA storm after Carlos Mazón's resignation, as this has not been the case. Llorca was, after all, Mazón's right-hand man and his spokesperson in the Valencian Parliament. The new president is opting for continuity and keeping most of Mazón's cabinet, but he has introduced some surgical changes with a clear political agenda. In this regard, two of the ministers most directly implicated in the DANA storm's management, Vice President Susana Camarero and Education Minister José Antonio Rovira, have either lost responsibilities or been transferred to other departments. Camarero will no longer be the government spokesperson, a gesture aimed at the victims, and she will also not manage the reconstruction efforts, which will be handled by a newly created position. Camarero also loses her responsibilities in Social Services, which were in charge of alerting the elderly population and nursing homes. Let's also remember that Camarero has been the face defending Mazón every week for the past year and that she became sadly famous because on the day of the DANA storm, she went to an awards gala while l'Horta Sud was flooding and sent the following message to the number two in Emergency Services when he informed her of what was happening:Jope, if you need anything, let us know."However, she will continue as vice president and with her responsibilities for Housing.

The DANA judge has once again invited the head of the Consell (Spanish Consell), Carlos Mazón, to testify as a suspect or defendant, and has summoned the first vice president and government spokesperson, Susana Camarero, as a witness. She did so this Thursday in a letter seen by ARA, in which she also announced that she has decided to incorporate into the case the open letter released last Friday by journalist Maribel Vilaplana regarding the lunch with the Valencian president on the day of the catastrophe.