Sergio Aguilar, marketing director, writes a column on the train accidents in Adamuz and Toledo. According to the text, blame is delegated and others pay for the mistakes.
As reported by elmundo.es, marketing director Sergio Aguilar has published a column linking the train accidents in Toledo and Adamuz to how, in his view, responsibilities are distributed in Spain. The author places both incidents on the same railway line and recalls the victim toll of each.
According to the text, in the Toledo accident, 69 people died, while in the Adamuz incident, nine months earlier, there were 46 fatalities. Together, they total 115 victims in less than a year. The columnist laments that, after the events, leaks and biased accounts have emerged.
The article also compares these events to the DANA of October 29, 2024. According to the judicial summary cited by the author, the alert was sent to mobile phones at 20:11, when most of the victims had already died. The then president of the Generalitat Valenciana arrived at the emergency centre seventeen minutes later and resigned a year afterwards, although he retained his seat.
Sergio Aguilar develops much of the column based on his family memories and the figure of Lazarillo de Tormes. The author uses the work to discuss those who obey power for convenience, quoting the phrase that the archpriest directs to the protagonist:
do not look at what they may say, but at what concerns you, I say for your benefit
The text does not contain specific measures or deadlines. His request is directed at the political leaders surrounding the minister, whom the author asks to take responsibility without delegating it. For the Catalan reader, the column is an opinion on matters of national significance, with no direct link to the province of Catalonia.
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