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Marcos Llorente Charges Oscar Puente with Toledo's Accident: "Twitter Is Not Your Job, It's Public Transport"

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Atlético de Madrid's footballer shares a reflection on Instagram and receives the support of Dani Carvajal.

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The collision between two trains in Toledo has convulsed the social life in Spain when it became known that there are dozens of deaths in a tragic event in investigation.Several famous faces of the country -such as Cayetano Martínez de Irujo, Amelia Bono, Marcos Llorente, Ana Obregón and many others - have come to their networks to express the rejection of the management of Oscar Puente , minister of Transports, to whom they have demanded their …

·Madrid, Spain
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Marcos Llorente, a footballer with the Atlético de Madrid, publicly showed his discomfort with the management of the Transport Minister, Oscar Puente, after the serious event in Toledo. Several footballers support his message.

·Pozuelo de Alarcón, Spain
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Atlético de Madrid's footballer shares a reflection on Instagram and receives the support of Dani Carvajal.

·Madrid, Spain
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The footballer of Atlético de Madrid reacted harshly against the minister in the face of the serious railway collision between Los Yébenes and Urda. More information: At least 50 dead after colliding a AVE of Renfe against an Iryo and taking him off the track near Toledo

·Spain
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The mat post a hard message against the minister of Transport that the footballer of the Getafe has shared on Instagram: "Twitter is not your job".

·Madrid, Spain
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Marcos Llorente left a devastating message against Óscar Puente, Spanish Minister of Transport, Mobility and Urban Agenda. The content Marcos Llorente razes Spanish Minister: "So far you have been a disaster, but, as always, you will blame someone else" appears first in Ball on the Network.

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Marca broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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