Panic in the PSOE before a "hard" defeat over the trains: "There is nothing to be done, how are we going to ask for the vote?"

Pedro Sánchez faces a political crisis following the Urda tragedy, which has left 69 dead. Despite calls for accountability, he supports Transport Minister Óscar Puente, who is seen as a liability. The PSOE is grappling with the impact of two major train accidents within months, leading to a somber electoral atmosphere. Critics within the party question the decision to retain Puente, arguing it undermines public trust. Sánchez defends Puente's transparency and insists on his continued presence during the investigation. Meanwhile, regional leaders like Emiliano García-Page demonstrate empathy and support for victims, contrasting with the national party's struggles.