LA DEGRADACiÓN IMPARABLE DEL AVE y la ALTA VELOCIDAD EN ESPAÑA: Se veía venir (ahora sin trenes)

And in 2026, the accident that some of us had predicted, unfortunately and sadly, finally happened. In 2024 and 2025, Spain experienced a record number of high-speed rail passengers. Never before had so many people used the AVE and long-distance trains. The liberalization of the sector, the arrival of new operators, and the increase in routes have skyrocketed demand… but the system wasn't prepared. In this video, we analyze why the AVE boom is arriving at the worst possible time: Constant failures in the rail network Increasingly frequent delays Lack of available trains The Avril AVE debacle on Avlo, with technical problems, endless certification processes, and rolling stock that doesn't live up to expectations. While passenger numbers are soaring, Renfe and the Ministry of Transport don't have enough trains, and the European market seems closed: Alstom, Siemens, and Talgo can't (or won't) respond in the short term. The situation is so alarming that Óscar Puente has traveled to China in search of solutions… so far, without concrete results. How did we get to this point? Can the Spanish rail system handle this growing demand? Is the future of the AVE high-speed train as we know it at risk? An in-depth analysis of the greatest success story of rail in Spain… and its biggest operational crisis.