Abascal, the only leader who maintains his electoral rallies, blames the Government for the tragedy in Urda

Santiago Abascal, leader of Vox, continues electoral rallies despite the Urda train tragedy, blaming the government for infrastructure failures. He criticizes attempts to silence political dissent through mourning and accuses the government of misusing taxpayer money. Abascal has a history of not suspending campaigns after tragedies, asserting that mourning is used to avoid accountability. He expresses concern for families affected by the accident and highlights ongoing infrastructure degradation in Spain. Vox plans to hold two pre-election events in Santander and Valladolid, emphasizing their commitment to addressing government negligence.