74% of Spaniards, Including 59% of PSOE Voters, Ask that Óscar Puente Resign or Sánchez Cease It
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The radical left parties that give the socialist PSOE a majority in Congress are demanding that the government take responsibility for Wednesday's train crash in Urda, Toledo, and make all the data in the case public. For now, Transport Minister Óscar Puente is refusing to take any responsibility for what happened.
Maribel Cáquero pointed out that "political responsibilities will have to be assumed" for the accident because the situation is "unable"
Only 16%, including 28% of socialist voters, believe they should continue in office. The Broad Front and the PNV continue to demand that they assume their political responsibility, but will wait to hear him on Tuesday at the Permanent Council. More information: The Civil Guard points to a chain of security flaws above the human error in the Urda accident.
It is the second tragedy of the year with high-speed trains in Spain. In full pre-election campaign, the PSOE government hastened to speak of ‘human error'.
The siege on Oscar Puente is narrowing. The opposition, and even the members of Sánchez, call for political responsibilities and demand that the truth be known, also from the unions. The UGT union has joined those who refuse to attribute the responsibility for the accident to the workers of the center of command. The general secretary of [...]
Politics in Spain drags an unhealthy custom: to confuse resistance with responsibility. Oscar Puente has chosen to stay in the Ministry of Transport after the railway tragedy of Urda, while the PSOE faces an electoral campaign marked by wear, criticism and a palpable internal division. The minister had put his [...]
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