The three jumps of Luis Pedro Marco de la Peña, the most loyal to Puente: from construction companies, to the Basque Government and to the Adif office with a custom dome

Luis Pedro Marco de la Peña, president of Adif, resigned following the Urda train disaster that resulted in 69 fatalities. Despite previous assurances of safety, internal sources criticized the lack of coordination and political influence in decision-making. Marco's tenure was marked by a restructuring aimed at improving efficiency, yet employees expressed frustration over unaddressed safety concerns and a perceived lack of accountability. The recent accident has intensified scrutiny on operational protocols and the adherence to safety recommendations from the Commission of Investigation of Railway Accidents. The minister responsible for transport has pledged to act on findings from ongoing investigations.