Puente tries to ease pressure with a major plan to reinforce AVE security

Óscar Puente is set to present a comprehensive security plan for high-speed trains to the Council of Ministers, aiming to restore public confidence after two fatal accidents. Despite calls for his resignation from various political factions and within the PSOE, both Puente and Sánchez are determined to maintain their positions. The government argues that previous ministers did not resign under similar circumstances, emphasizing the need for solutions rather than scapegoats. The upcoming elections and the recent tragedies have shifted the political landscape, complicating the campaign strategies for Sánchez and the PSOE. The focus will now be on managing public perception and ensuring transparency in the aftermath of the incidents, as the government prepares for a challenging political environment ahead.