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Oscar Puente Will Appear on Tuesday After the Council of Ministers, Which Will Approve a Royal Decree for Those Affected by the Tragedy of Urda

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The minister will appear hours before his intervention in the Permanent Council, where he will also report on the information available to him about the accident.

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The minister will appear hours before his intervention in the Permanent Council, where he will also report on the information available to him about the accident.

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The Council of Ministers will also receive a report from Minister Oscar Puente on what happened

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The forecast is that it will be the minister of the Transports himself who will appear Tuesday at a press conference in the Palace of the Moncloa

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The Council of Ministers plans to approve on Tuesday a royal decree of aid to victims of the railway accident in Urda. Likewise, the Minister of Transport and Sustainable Mobility, Oscar Puente, will deliver a report to the Government to explain the accident, according to sources from Moncloa.

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The forecast is that it will be the minister of the Transports himself who will appear at a press conference on Tuesday hours before his appearance before the Permanent Council of the Congress.Last hour of the train accident in Urda, live: Identified already 56 of the 69 fatalities Oscar Puente does not resign, admits the lack of confidence in the trains and points as "habitual" failures in the LZB system

The Council of Ministers plans to approve on Tuesday a royal decree with aid for those affected by the railway accident in Urda (Toledo), according to government sources. Minister Oscar Puente will also present a report on what happened. Renfe, for his part, prepares new safety instructions for his drivers.

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El Debate broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Sunday, November 1, 2026.
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