Feijóo points to Puente's "political responsibility" after more than "100 dead" in the trains in just nine months and promises that if he governs he will return to "management"

A train accident in Urda has resulted in 69 fatalities, prompting criticism of the government's handling of railway safety. Alberto Núñez Feijóo, leader of the PP, emphasized the need for accountability and better management in the railway system. He criticized Transport Minister Óscar Puente for shifting blame and called for political responsibility, stating that the recent accidents raise serious questions about the safety of Spain's high-speed rail. Feijóo expressed condolences to the victims' families while stressing the importance of addressing systemic issues in railway management. He highlighted the need for experience and rigor in political roles to prevent such tragedies.