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Nov 3, 2026

speaker_0HOST
13:22
And we're seeing political fragility right next door too.
speaker_0HOST
13:25
The papers note that in Spain, the sudden fallout from the Erda accident has completely halted the rise of Pedro Sanchez's PSOE in the polls.
speaker_1HOST
13:33
Which is the ruling party.
speaker_0HOST
13:35
Right.
Dan ArthNARRATOR
56:34
How can the Spanish government fund improvements to railway infrastructure in Morocco, Egypt, and Uganda, while Spain's own infrastructure deteriorates? Spain needs national reconstruction plan after these eight years of misrule.
Dan ArthNARRATOR
56:49
Mr. Sanchez, a member of the Spanish Socialist Workers Party, brought several communist ministers into his coalition governments.
Dan ArthNARRATOR
56:56
On November 29th, Spaniards will have an opportunity to change course, a shift that would also have implications for Spain's strained relations with its European partners and the U.S.
Dan ArthNARRATOR
57:07
The leader of the Partido Popular, Alberto Nunez Viejo, who hopes to succeed Mr. Sanchez, posed a salient question.
DanNARRATOR
56:34
How can the Spanish government fund improvements to railway infrastructure in Morocco, Egypt, and Uganda, while Spain's own infrastructure deteriorates? Spain needs national reconstruction plan after these eight years of misrule.
DanNARRATOR
56:49
Mr. Sanchez, a member of the Spanish Socialist Workers Party, brought several communist ministers into his coalition governments.
DanNARRATOR
56:56
On November 29th, Spaniards will have an opportunity to change course, a shift that would also have implications for Spain's strained relations with its European partners and the U.S.
DanNARRATOR
57:07
The leader of the Partido Popular, Alberto Nunez Viejo, who hopes to succeed Mr. Sanchez, posed a salient question.
Balder HageraatsHOST
52:30
So PESOE has dealt very badly.
Balder HageraatsHOST
52:33
The current government has dealt very badly with corruption cases inside of their own And so as a PSOE voter, you punish that.
Balder HageraatsHOST
52:42
But the previous government, the PP, also dealt very badly with their corruption cases and also did basically something very similar.
Balder HageraatsHOST
52:49
So now as a voter, you're in between these two impossibilities.
Paul FullerNARRATOR
37:33
The re-election of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva of the Workers' Party PT on October 25th immediately transcended national borders, becoming a focus of attention for a wide array of pseudo-left organizations and nominally left-wing parties.
Paul FullerNARRATOR
37:50
From the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party, PSOE, through Jean-Luc Mélenchon's unsubmissive France, LFI, to wings of the Democratic Party, including the Democratic Socialists of America, DSA, in the United States, the Brazilian result was promptly proclaimed a victorious demonstration that the electoral path of broad fronts is the means for containing the global wave of fascism and the far right.
Paul FullerNARRATOR
38:17
In practice, this celebration signifies a diversion from any genuine struggle against fascism.
Paul FullerNARRATOR
38:23
Far from representing a definitive defeat of reaction, the PT's victory expressed a defensive vote of the masses against the fascist threat, whose path was opened by the PT itself and by other bourgeois progressive parties that now purport to combat it.
Anna CunninghamCORRESPONDENT
2:28
Audio recordings between train controllers in Madrid... and the train drivers appeared to indicate one train was given the go-ahead to move as the other remained stationary.
Anna CunninghamCORRESPONDENT
2:39
Dominic Ruiz-Tevesa is from Spain's ruling Socialist Workers' Party.
Dominic Ruiz-TevesaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:44
Even if the main hypothesis is confirmed, first the failure of the electronic system and then the human mistake, certainly the system has to be stronger than that.
Anna CunninghamCORRESPONDENT
2:54
Spain's opposition accuses Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's government of playing Russian roulette with rail safety.
EnriqueHOST
44:59
Y veo ahora a la gente que es eso.
EnriqueHOST
45:01
O, o unos son de, de, es de extrema izquierda al máximo de Podemos, otros son de PSOE al máximo, otros son del PP, otros son de Vox, otros son de Se Acabó la Fiesta.
EnriqueHOST
45:10
Pero es que los veo tan convencidos, ¿sabes? Que es eso.
Emilio Alonso EbriGUEST
45:13
Te vas a-
Eric FrattiniGUEST
18:40
Cada vez está más atomizada.
Eric FrattiniGUEST
18:42
Tenemos al PP y tenemos al PSOE, pero luego también hay muchos átomos, eh, sabes que tienen mucho que decir.
Luis UseraHOST
18:48
Ya.
Eric FrattiniGUEST
18:49
Átomos que se llaman, llámale Sumar, Junts, eh, Compromís, eh, PNV, Bildu.

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Eric FrattiniGUEST
105:47
Hombre, a lo mejor sí, pero, pero no estaré aquí.
Eric FrattiniGUEST
105:50
Y es importantísimo que el día 29 de noviembre vayáis a votar.
Eric FrattiniGUEST
105:55
Da igual lo que votéis, llámele PSOE, Sumar, Vox, PP, Junts, pero hay que ir a votar, porque es la viva esencia de la democracia.
Eric FrattiniGUEST
106:04
Si finalmente la gente joven decidís: "Bah, qué pereza me da ir a votar, qué pereza hacer una cola, qué pereza no sé qué, qué pereza no sé cuánto", luego no os quejéis de las situaciones que se viven en este país, porque yo ya no estaré.
Gavin JenningsHOST
0:40
Spain is in mourning this morning after its second big train crash this year.
Gavin JenningsHOST
0:45
Dominic Rua de Veza from Spain's governing Socialist Workers' Party discussed the impact of a second train tragedy with the BBC.
Dominic Ruiz de VezaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:53
The two accidents are very different.
Dominic Ruiz de VezaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:55
In fact, the one a few months ago had to do, as you know, with a piece of metal in the track.
Andrea KayeHOST
67:17
Just last week, Puente went on a TV comedy show and joked about the train and insulted people on X.
Andrea KayeHOST
67:27
The transportation minister before him was Jose Luis Abalos, Sanchez's right man and the Socialist Party's number three.
Andrea KayeHOST
67:37
He's now serving 24 years in prison for bribery and embezzlement after the Supreme Court found he ran a network that sold public contracts.
Andrea KayeHOST
67:49
Once you adjust for inflation, Sanchez's governments have invested less in rail per year than any government before them.

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