
Spain’s Socialist PM Defends Rail Safety After Deadly January Accidents
VOX leader Santiago Abascal called the Adamuz crash “not an accident, but a crime” and urged that the government be held accountable in court.

VOX leader Santiago Abascal called the Adamuz crash “not an accident, but a crime” and urged that the government be held accountable in court.

The Spanish decision “is not in line with the European Union’s current spirit on migration,” an EU official said.

The results offer a snapshot of national politics: a hesitant PP, a rising VOX, and a left in retreat.

After two recent fatal railway incidents, Spanish train drivers are taking action, demanding stronger safety guarantees.

EU accountability can fade when political alignment outweighs oversight.

PM Sánchez said new legislation aims to protect children from hate speech, pornographic content, and online disinformation.

Does anyone believe there won’t be a new and historic pull factor that will generate new migration crises at European borders?

Critics point to how one country’s migration decision can bind the rest of the EU because of the bloc’s free-movement rules.

The Socialist government plans to enact the reform by royal decree, circumventing parliament.

Spain’s latest peacekeeping offer highlights the gap between lofty rhetoric and the lack of concrete plans or diplomatic weight behind it.