The PSOE offers the last in line as a sacrifice

The Spanish government, led by Óscar Puente, faces pressure after a train collision that resulted in multiple casualties. Investigations are ongoing, but blame has quickly fallen on a technician, raising concerns about scapegoating. Critics argue that the railway system's failures are systemic and political, with unions rejecting the blame game. The tragedy highlights a record number of railway deaths this legislature, prompting calls for accountability and reform. As the government prepares for elections, the handling of this incident may impact public perception and political dynamics.