PSOE voters also distance themselves from Puente: 41% demand his resignation over the Urda tragedy

A recent Sigma Dos survey reveals that the PSOE has lost 450,000 votes and fallen below 100 seats following the Urda train tragedy. A significant majority of Spaniards disapprove of Pedro Sánchez's decision to retain Transport Minister Óscar Puente, with 66.6% believing he should resign. The survey indicates that 70% of respondents now have little trust in state railway transport, and 67.8% doubt the government's ability to ensure traveler safety. The upcoming elections on November 29 are expected to reflect public discontent, with 62.8% predicting a reduction in government support due to the accidents. The emotional response to the tragedy is predominantly sadness, particularly among older citizens.