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Alberto Saiz

Alberto Saiz

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Press Photographer, Associated Press

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Travel , Astrophotography , Sports Features , General News , Breaking News

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Music and entertainment

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Total articles 2551

  • Valencia seeks catharsis in traditional burning of sculptures months after deadly floods

    By Alberto Saiz, Joseph Wilson Verified| Black Hills Pioneer Verified VALENCIA, Spain (AP) — The enormous blue cone slowly crushes tiny piles of sand that represent houses. It symbolizes the deadly havoc wrought by floods that ravaged Spain's eastern Valencia five months ago. The artwork is one of hundreds of wood and papier-maché sculptures that are painstakingly crafted — and then burned — when Las Fallas, the most important yearly celebration in Valencia, reaches its climax on Wednesday night. kAm%9:D J62C’D 76DE:G2= 92D E2<6? @?

    By Alberto Saiz, Joseph Wilson Verified · Black Hills Pioneer

    Mar. 25, 2025

  • Valencia seeks catharsis in traditional burning of sculptures months after deadly floods - World News

    By Alberto Saiz, Joseph Wilson| Castanet News Verified The enormous blue cone slowly crushes tiny piles of sand that represent houses. It symbolizes the deadly havoc wrought by floods that ravaged Spain's eastern Valencia five months ago. The artwork is one of hundreds of wood and papier-maché sculptures that are painstakingly crafted — and then burned — when Las Fallas, the most important yearly celebration in Valencia, reaches its climax on Wednesday night. This year’s festival has taken on special meaning.

    By Alberto Saiz, Joseph Wilson · Castanet News

    Mar. 20, 2025

  • Valencia seeks catharsis in traditional burning of sculptures months after deadly floods

    By Alberto Saiz, Joseph Wilson Verified| Black Hills Pioneer Verified VALENCIA, Spain (AP) — The enormous blue cone slowly crushes tiny piles of sand that represent houses. It symbolizes the deadly havoc wrought by floods that ravaged Spain's eastern Valencia five months ago. The artwork is one of hundreds of wood and papier-maché sculptures that are painstakingly crafted — and then burned — when Las Fallas, the most important yearly celebration in Valencia, reaches its climax on Wednesday night. kAm%9:D J62C’D 76DE:G2= 92D E2<6? @?

    By Alberto Saiz, Joseph Wilson Verified · Black Hills Pioneer

    Mar. 25, 2025

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