Spain's Government Works on Rail Safety Plan and Aid Decree for Urda Victims
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It announces aid similar to those deployed after the Adamuz disaster and encourages the fear of the cuts in rights that it foresees if it does not continue in Moncloa. More information: The tragedy of Urda sinks more to Sánchez: if voted today there would be 100% of options of absolute majority of the right
The President of the Government has announced that the Council of Ministers will adopt on Tuesday a package of measures for victims of the tragedy: aid that doubles the amount of compulsory passenger insurance and advance of compensation, among others
The Council of Ministers will approve this Tuesday the decree, which will also "double" the mandatory passenger insurance.
The president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, announced this Monday that the royal decree for those affected by the railway accident of Urda (Toledo) will include aid with an amount that will "double" the mandatory insurance of passengers and a specific mechanism of advance of compensations.
During his speech at the World in Progress forum, Pedro Sánchez has advanced some details of the aid package for the Urda accident.
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