Rufián demands accountability from the Government: "A human error is the reflection of a failed security system"

Gabriel Rufián from ERC demands political accountability from the government following a train accident in Toledo that resulted in 69 deaths. He argues that the incident, attributed to human error, reflects a flawed security system. Rufián criticizes the release of audio communications related to the accident and calls for the resignation of Minister Óscar Puente, linking the tragedy to previous investment cuts and market liberalization. Coalition partners, including Podemos, support calls for accountability and emphasize that responsibility should not fall solely on individual workers. The tragedy has led to a three-day mourning period, causing all parties to suspend campaign activities.