The victims of Adamuz register a proposal for a State Pact for railway safety: "The latest resignations do not solve anything because the purge of those responsible is incomplete"

The Adamuz Victims Association has proposed a State Pact for Railway Safety, emphasizing the need for political commitment to prevent future tragedies. They highlight the expected decline in train reliability until 2030, urging for improved prevention, maintenance, and independent oversight in the railway system. The victims demand rigorous investigations into accidents, criticizing the lack of resources and transparency in current processes. Recent resignations of transport officials have not satisfied the victims, who call for further changes in leadership within key safety organizations. They stress the urgency of addressing these issues to ensure accountability and safety in the railway sector.