Sánchez resumed pre-campaigning in Tarragona after the Urda mourning, defending the government's handling as having 'dado la cara' and presenting Puente's resignation as exemplarity against PP and Vox. Citing defeats for Trumpism in US midterms, he demanded a broad progressive majority on 29-N and pledged to shield abortion, insisting Spain 'is not governed from Washington.'
Feijóo answered from the Urda fallout, promising a rail audit and warning that if train funds ended in the PSOE its leaders would leave power for prison. The charge was fuelled by reports that Adif shielded million-euro bonuses hours before its president resigned and that the European Prosecutor was probing nearly €200m in safety aid for the line. Poll aggregation still gave PP+Vox a majority.
Coverage shifted late to El Hierro's social emergency over new cayuco arrivals and to a shooting in Krakow's centre that left at least six dead.