Officials have identified 69 people who died in the Urda train crash in Toledo. The accident prompted a hearing where the transport minister, Puente, appeared before Congress. A parliamentary majority called for his resignation during the session. Following the incident, the Council of Ministers adopted a package of assistance for those affected. The measures were presented as an “escudo de ayudas” to support victims and their families. The minister’s appearance before the council was intended to explain the response plan. The tragedy has intensified scrutiny of railway safety and governmental accountability.