Sánchez uses Puente's resignation as an electoral weapon against the PP and Vox: "Their example of dignity is never practiced in the face of any tragedy"

The PSOE party faces a significant decline in voter support, losing 450,000 votes and falling below 100 seats in a recent poll following the Urda tragedy. Óscar Puente, the former Minister of Transport, resigned after two train accidents that resulted in 115 deaths. During a campaign event, the PSOE leader emphasized Puente's resignation as a demonstration of accountability, contrasting it with the opposition's response to crises. The event included a moment of silence for the victims and highlighted the government's efforts in managing past tragedies. Other party members praised Puente's dignity and the government's response to disasters, while also criticizing the opposition's handling of similar situations.