Morning coverage focused on rail chaos as maquinistas breached minimum services, suspending Cercanías in Madrid and Rodalies in Barcelona, with Renfe opening files on 73 drivers before a decree led them to postpone Thursday's walkout.
Campaigning for 29-N sharpened around the PP program: Feijóo promised 249 measures to 'repair the State,' replacing the minimum income with activation income, capping foreign workers and giving priority to links with Spain in aid, a provision the government said it would take to the Constitutional Court in Valencia.
By afternoon attention moved to Toledo Cathedral, where the Kings, ministers and Feijóo attended the funeral for the 69 Urda victims as the archbishop demanded causes be clarified and responsibilities assumed, with Sánchez's absence noted.
The day closed on the eve of the 11-N housing general strike launched by CCOO and UGT, and on the backlash to Abascal's La Revuelta interview, for which Broncano apologized.