The first obituary of Sanchismo
Óscar Puente's resignation is seen as too late and insufficient to address the government's failures, particularly regarding safety issues in high-speed rail. His handling of crises has been criticized, with many lives lost due to negligence. The government's focus on self-preservation over public welfare is highlighted, suggesting a moral decline. Puente's departure is viewed as a sign of deeper issues within the socialist leadership, with implications for the upcoming elections. The reaction from political peers indicates a troubling atmosphere within the party, marking a significant moment for the Sánchez administration.
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