Puente ignores the resignation request from the victims of Urda and Adamuz but supported them when they asked for Mazón's departure

Óscar Puente faces calls for resignation following the Urda train tragedy, with families of victims demanding accountability. Despite political pressure from various parties and public outcry, he remains in office. The PSOE's response contrasts with their previous actions regarding other tragedies, highlighting perceived inconsistencies in accountability. The situation reflects broader issues of responsibility and support for victims across different incidents, including the 2006 Valencia metro accident. Families express frustration over unequal treatment and demand justice and prevention measures.