Solidarity After the DANA in Valencia: An Act of Love and Community Support
The recent DANA that struck Valencia and other regions of Spain left us not only with intense rains and material damage but also a profound lesson in the importance of solidarity. In moments like these, when nature shows its strength, the bonds between people grow stronger. Solidarity, in these cases, is not simply an act of charity but a true expression of love and respect for others, both for Spaniards and for expatriates living in Spain.
For both groups, these events can be particularly challenging. In response, we have extended our help to expatriates, whether they are clients or not, supporting them in managing claims with the Consorcio de Compensación de Seguros. This is just one example of how a united community can make a difference and offer support regardless of origin.
In times of crisis, solidarity shows us that we are not alone; there is always someone willing to lend a hand. It’s not just about solving material problems but about building an environment of support and safety, where everyone—both Spaniards and expatriates—knows they can count on their community’s help.