The Government falls under its own weight

The Spanish government faces a crisis as public confidence erodes due to mismanagement of recent tragedies. The situation worsens with the railway disaster, highlighting systemic issues in maintenance and staffing. Minister Óscar Puente's handling of the crisis has drawn criticism, leading to increased pressure from the left and unions. The opposition, particularly the PP, sees an opportunity to capitalize on the government's struggles. Ultimately, Sánchez's options are limited, as neither keeping nor dismissing Puente will resolve the underlying issues.