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Felipe VI and Letizia to attend Toledo funeral for 69 Urda train crash victims
The mass at Toledo Cathedral on Tuesday, 10 November, at 19:00 will bring together the royal couple, the government minister who also holds the Transport portfolio, and regional presidents from across Spain. RTVE will carry the ceremony live from 18:45.
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In brief
King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia will attend the 19:00 mass on Tuesday, 10 November, while Economy minister Carlos Cuerpo represents the government and has also taken over Transport after Óscar Puente resigned.
Alberto Núñez Feijóo and eight regional presidents, including Emiliano García-Page, are expected, while Vox sends David Moreno in a personal capacity.
The Santísimo Cristo de la Vera-Cruz will leave Urda for the first time in its more than 400 years, for a service that is the second funeral held in Castilla-La Mancha for the 69 victims after the 31 October service.
- 28 OctTrain accident at Urda (Toledo) leaves 69 dead
- 31 OctFirst funeral held in the parish church of Urda
- 10 NovRTVE live special from Toledo begins
- 10 NovFuneral mass scheduled at Toledo Cathedral
Guests and government representatives
The funeral mass for the 69 people killed in the two-train accident at Urda, in Toledo province, on 28 October will be held in Toledo Cathedral on Tuesday, 10 November, at 19:00. King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia will attend, together with the president of Castilla-La Mancha, Emiliano García-Page. The mass will be led by the archbishop of Toledo, Francisco Cerro Chaves, with the auxiliary bishop, Francisco César García Magán, and the president of the Spanish Episcopal Conference, Luis Javier Argüello, among the bishops taking part, alongside the bishops of Cuenca, Guadalajara, Ciudad Real and Albacete. The central government will be represented by Carlos Cuerpo, first vice president and Economy minister, who has also taken over the Transport portfolio after Óscar Puente resigned, a resignation the reports tie to this accident. Education and Sport minister Milagros Tolón and the government delegate in the region, José Pablo Sabrido, will also attend. Alberto Núñez Feijóo, the national president of the Partido Popular, will attend with the regional presidents Juanfran Pérez Llorca (Generalitat Valenciana), Juanma Moreno (Andalusia), Marga Prohens (Balearic Islands), María José Sáenz de Buruaga (Cantabria), Jorge Azcón (Aragón), Isabel Díaz Ayuso (Madrid) and Fernando López Miras (Murcia). Vox will send David Moreno, president of its parliamentary group, in a personal capacity, along with its Toledo Congress candidates Manuel Mariscal and Atilana Guerrero. Toledo mayor Carlos Velázquez, Madrid mayor José Luis Martínez-Almeida and Cortes president Pablo Bellido are also expected. Prohens will attend despite a plenary session of the Balearic Parliament that morning at 09:00 and an 11:00 audience with the United Kingdom's ambassador to Spain, Alex Ellis.
A second funeral, with the Cristo de Urda present
The Toledo mass is the second funeral held in Castilla-La Mancha for the victims. The first took place on 31 October in the packed parish church of Urda and was also officiated by Cerro Chaves and García Magán. For Tuesday's service, the image of the Santísimo Cristo de la Vera-Cruz of Urda will leave the village for the first time in its more than 400 years of history. Professionals and volunteers who helped after the accident will also attend.
Live television coverage
RTVE will broadcast the ceremony live from 18:45 on La 1, Canal 24 horas, Radio Nacional, Radio 5, Radio Exterior, RTVE Noticias and RTVE Play. Pepa Bueno and Marc Sala will present from outside the cathedral, with several live points planned around the ceremony. Radio Nacional's special starts at 18:50, hosted by Lara Hermoso and Lucía Yeste. Once the funeral ends, part of the second edition of Telediario will be broadcast from Toledo. Because of the live special, La Promesa will not air on Tuesday, and its episode 944 moves to Wednesday, 11 November. Valle Salvaje will start at 17:50, slightly later than usual, and Malas lenguas will begin at 20:15 with Gonzalo Miró.
Why the date changed
The funeral was originally planned for Thursday, 12 November, and was brought forward to Tuesday, 10 November, for agenda reasons cited by the institutions involved. Schedules are expected to return to normal on Thursday, when the UEFA Nations League match between Czechia and Spain is set for 20:45.
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Sources and context
- europa pressThe King and Queen attend the funeral at Toledo Cathedral this Tuesday...Los Reyes asisten este martes al funeral de la Catedral de Toledo... · original in Spanish
- europa pressProhens will attend the funeral mass in memory of the... this TuesdayProhens asistirá este martes a la misa funeral en memoria de las... · original in Spanish
- eldiario.esRTVE removes “La Promesa” and reduces “Malas lenguas” in La 1 programming this Tuesday for the funeral for the victims in UrdaRTVE retira 'La Promesa' y reduce 'Malas lenguas' en la programación de La 1 este martes ante el funeral por las víctimas en Urda · original in Spanish
- El ConfidencialTVE cancels the broadcast of “La Promesa”, the La 1 series, this Tuesday, November 10, 2026TVE cancela la emisión de 'La Promesa', la serie de La 1, este martes 10 de noviembre de 2026 · original in Spanish
- Felipe VI
- King of Spain attending the funeral mass in Toledo
- Letizia
- Queen of Spain attending the funeral mass in Toledo
- Carlos Cuerpo
- First vice president and Economy minister, who has also taken over the Transport portfolio
- Óscar Puente
- Former Transport minister who resigned over the Urda accident
- Emiliano García-Page
- President of Castilla-La Mancha attending the funeral
- Alberto Núñez Feijóo
- National president of the Partido Popular attending the funeral
- Francisco Cerro Chaves
- Archbishop of Toledo leading the funeral mass
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