"Salo [Salomé Pradas], no lockdown," "get that idea out of your head," or "locking down an entire province is outrageous." Should these words from Carlos Mazón's former chief of staff, José Manuel Cuenca, be interpreted as an order from Mazón himself, as former Minister of Justice and the Interior Salomé Pradas has argued, or were they, on the contrary, a personal opinion of the former president's right-hand man? These are the two versions offered this Monday by the two former high-ranking officials of the Valencian government during their cross-examination at the Catarroja courthouse, on one of the most significant days of the investigation into the DANA storm, as demonstrated by the large number of victims of the catastrophe, who booed them as they were escorted by the Gu.