Óscar Puente or how here no one is held accountable, not even the one who keeps the accounts

The article critiques the lack of accountability among Spanish politicians, highlighting how they deflect responsibility for failures onto others. It discusses recent train accidents and the response of Transport Minister Óscar Puente, who has not resigned despite public outrage. The piece emphasizes a broader societal issue where leaders evade consequences, leading to a culture where accountability is diminished. It references Hannah Arendt's concept of the 'government of Nobody' to illustrate the bureaucratic detachment that allows such behavior to persist.