The campaign is over
While it is being determined whether the failure was structural or human, for many of us the well-founded fear of getting on trains that have carried over 100 deaths in less than a year will not be alleviated.
The article discusses the end of a period of camaraderie between Spanish politicians and their allies, as well as the use of artificial intelligence to mock opponents. It mentions specific politicians, including Broncano, Motos, Sánchez, and Feijóo, and parties, referencing Abascal. The author claims that some politicians, such as Abascal, have already begun blaming the government for recent train accidents in Toledo.
The article suggests that politicians will resume their partisan attacks after the All Saints' Day holiday.
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