The tragedy pushes the far-right into a spiral of brutality

The recent train tragedy in Urda has sparked a surge of extreme right-wing rhetoric in Spain, with groups like Vox and Falange blaming the government for the incident. Demonstrations have erupted, featuring aggressive slogans and calls for rebellion against the government, which they accuse of negligence and corruption. Leaders from various far-right factions are competing to express their outrage, with Vox's Santiago Abascal leading the charge by labeling the government as a 'criminal organization.' This situation reflects a broader trend of using crises to fuel anti-government sentiment and mobilize support ahead of elections. Analysts suggest that the emotional climate in Spain, characterized by anger and distrust towards politics, may benefit Vox and similar groups in the upcoming electoral landscape.