Enric Juliana: "Óscar Puente's resignation is absolutely inevitable"

Enric Juliana argues that the recent train tragedy in Toledo has triggered a significant political crisis in Spain, impacting the upcoming elections. He interprets Pedro Sánchez's comments about the loss of trust in high-speed rail as a direct message to Transport Minister Óscar Puente, suggesting that Puente's resignation is now inevitable. Juliana emphasizes that the accident has not only shocked the public but also altered the political landscape, shifting focus from economic growth and corruption to infrastructure safety. He notes that the response from political parties varies, with Vox maintaining a confrontational stance while the PP has moderated its approach. The tragedy has introduced new priorities into the electoral debate, particularly regarding the reliability of the rail system and the government's ability to regain public trust.