The Broad Front proposes to regain public control of the railway by merging Renfe and Adif

The Frente Amplio advocates for public control of the railway by merging Renfe and Adif, following recent train accidents. Ada Colau, the party's candidate for Prime Minister, proposes a state pact to enhance public leadership in the railway system. Key measures include an independent audit, reversing maintenance outsourcing, and prioritizing local train services. Colau emphasizes the need for a cohesive public management model, citing France as an example. The party also suggests reallocating funds from airport expansions to railway improvements. Colau calls for political accountability regarding the accidents and urges a focus on structural issues like housing and healthcare.