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While Valencia's infrastructure returns to something like normal and logistical lessons appear to have been learned, anger at the handling of the Dana on the day it struck refuses to fade.

The woman agrees with her anger before starting to say, “Maybe if we can understand what motivated him . . .” Glenda isn’t having it, which insinuates neither should we.

"When he called South Korea a 'money machine' that really angered me," she said.

The Hungarian PM has also been angered by repeated Ukrainian drone attacks on the Druzhba pipeline this summer, which briefly disrupted supplies to his country.

But Takaichi also needs to protect domestic industries and doesn't want to anger crucial interest groups at home, like the powerful farming lobby.