
Alberto Núñez Feijóo, leader of the PP, blames the Government of Pedro Sánchez for the train accident in Toledo that left at least 69 dead, citing poor maintenance and an obsolete safety system on the high-speed network.
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The train accident occurred in Urda, Toledo, resulting in at least 69 fatalities.
The leader of the Popular Party, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, has criticized the “deficient maintenance by the Government” of the Spanish high-speed network and has pointed out the Executive of Pedro Sánchez for the train accident in Toledo that has caused at least 69 deaths: “If they do not resign, we will resign them at the polls.”
Feijóo assured during a press conference at his party headquarters that “the political responsibilities” for the train accident “will be settled at the latest in the polls, which will open within a month, and are already very clear.” The popular president has also pointed to the “obsolete security system” as the cause of the incident and has accused the Government of “not renewing it.”

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