Santiago Abascal: "The growth of Vox is what ensures the alternative"

Santiago Abascal, leader of Vox, continues his campaign despite the tragic train accident in Urda, which resulted in 69 deaths. He criticizes the government for neglecting infrastructure and blames political corruption for safety failures. Abascal rejects the notion that the accident was merely a human error and demands accountability. He emphasizes the need for a complete overhaul of Spain's railway safety and infrastructure funding. As elections approach, he insists that Vox will not be silenced by mourning and accuses the government of fostering violence against his party. Abascal also expresses skepticism about the government's handling of recent disasters, suggesting a pattern of avoidable crises due to poor political decisions.