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Frente Amplio Calls for "Political Responsibilities" to Be Assumed After the Toledo Train Accident: "It Is Inadmissible"

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The new Sumar, still a government partner of the PSOE, also demands that an "independent audit of the state of the rail network" be carried out.

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Lean Left

The alliance led by Ada Colau considers "inadmissible the repetition of such a serious accident in the high-speed network in the same year"Sánchez: "It is not possible for Spain to assume two train accidents in the same year and it will be answered strongly" The Broad Front raises the pressure on the socialist wing of the government and on the minister of transport, Oscar Puente. This Wednesday, through a communiqué released after 4.30 p.m., the…

·Madrid, Spain
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Lean Left

The formation of Ada Colau requires an independent audit of the high-speed network

·Barcelona, Spain
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Center

The minority partner claims resignations within the government and calls two accidents 'inadmissible' in less than a year

·Barcelona, Spain
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Center

The new Sumar, still a government partner of the PSOE, also demands that an "independent audit of the state of the rail network" be carried out.

·Madrid, Spain
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Frente Amplio said this Wednesday that the gravity of the train accident in Urda (Toledo) requires an independent audit of the state of the high-speed network and that political responsibilities be assumed "at all levels".

·Pamplona, Spain
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20minutos broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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