Naivety is unwarranted when significant mistakes have been made, with consequences unfairly falling upon innocent individuals. It is surprising how some responsible parties can sleep without remorse, despite the severe repercussions of their actions.

The virtual nature of money, perceived as an unreal figure on a screen, has blurred its true value, which once represented hours of work and savings. When this disappears or diminishes due to a corruption case, the responsible party might face justice, but the capital is irretrievably lost. With it, the efforts of taxpayers vanish, who expected their contributions to be used for meaningful purposes.

Three months after a tragic event that shook Spain from Adamuz, investigations suggest that the infrastructure had already shown signs of problems. Furthermore, it is posited that certain elements removed without judicial authorization could constitute crucial evidence for clarifying the facts.

The scrutiny intensifies around the possibility that the incident could have been avoided, and that the entities responsible for infrastructure and transport could have acted with greater diligence. However, the response has been limited to justifications and the creation of platforms to debunk rumors, without addressing the magnitude of the 46 lives lost and the many others permanently affected. These tragedies cannot be recovered with taxes or public debt.