
Alberto Núñez Feijóo, líder del PP, responsabiliza al Gobierno de Pedro Sánchez por el accidente ferroviario en Toledo que dejó al menos 69 muertos, citando un mantenimiento deficiente y un sistema de seguridad obsoleto en la red de alta velocidad.
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El accidente ferroviario ocurrió en Urda, Toledo, resultando en al menos 69 víctimas mortales.
El líder del Partido Popular, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, ha criticado el “mantenimiento deficiente por parte del Gobierno” de la red de alta velocidad española y ha señalado al Ejecutivo de Pedro Sánchez por el accidente de trenes en Toledo que ha causado al menos 69 muertos: “Si no dimiten ellos, los dimitiremos en las urnas”.
Feijóo ha asegurado durante una rueda de prensa en la sede de su partido que “las responsabilidades políticas” por el accidente ferroviario “se dirimirán como tarde en las urnas, que se abrirán dentro de un mes, y ya están muy claras”. El presidente popular ha apuntado además al “sistema de seguridad obsoleto” como causante del siniestro y ha acusado al Gobierno de “no renovarlo”.

The general secretary of Vox in Congress, José María Figaredo, criticized the state management after the train accident in Urda, Toledo. Figaredo demanded criminal responsibilities from the Government and Minister Óscar Puente for the state of the infrastructure.
Minister Óscar Puente refuses to resign after the train accident in Urda that left 69 dead. He defends the management of the control center and announces that suspending traffic during works is being evaluated to improve safety and execution times.

Minister Óscar Puente defends the robustness of the LZB signaling system after the Urda accident, which caused 69 deaths. Although he describes computer failures as common, he announces a review of the traffic regulators' protocols.

The Minister of Transport, Óscar Puente, has confirmed that he will not resign after the train accident in Urda (Toledo) with 69 fatalities. Puente assures that he has the support of President Pedro Sánchez to continue in office.

Ada Colau, leader of the Frente Amplio, has formally requested Pedro Sánchez for the resignation of the Minister of Transport, Óscar Puente, after the serious train accidents in Adamuz and Urda that left 115 dead.

Minister Óscar Puente rules out resigning after the train accident in Urda, Toledo, which involved an AVE and an Iryo train. The PP, led by Feijóo, demands his resignation and accuses the Government of negligence in maintaining security systems.