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Government records identify Óscar Puente as Spain’s transport minister

Official Spanish government records list Óscar Puente as transport minister and document his scheduled congressional appearance, an accident-related press conference and measures for people affected by the Urda railway accident.

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Official Spanish government records continue to identify Óscar Puente as the country’s minister responsible for transport and sustainable mobility. A La Moncloa biography places him in that role from November 2023 through the present.

A government schedule set out Puente’s appearance before Congress on November 3, 2026. The listed subject of that appearance was the Urda railway accident.

Spain’s transport ministry also identifies Puente as its minister and lists a press conference about the Urda accident held on October 30, 2026. The ministry record documents his public role in the government’s response to the incident.

On November 3, 2026, Spain’s cabinet approved aid for people affected by the Urda railway accident. The measures were presented by Puente in his capacity as transport minister.

Together, the official records describe Puente carrying out transport-ministry duties connected to the accident. They provide a documented account of his ministerial role, his scheduled congressional appearance and the government’s approval of assistance.

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