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Davinchi, the Getafe Footballer Who Lost His Father in Adamuz, Bursts Out: "Dimita Ya, Killer Oscar Puente"

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It marks eight months of the tragedy that claimed 46 lives, including that of former player David Cordón. More information: Former footballer David Cordón, father of the Getafe player Davinchi, dies in the train accident in Adamuz

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Davinchi, a footballer from Getafe, does not forget the disaster that was experienced in Spain with the railway accident in Adamuz. The player lost his father among the mortal victims of that accident and the player reappeared eight months later to explode against the minister of Transports, Oscar Puente, with an overwhelming message on social networks asking for his resignation. It is that he is still very affected after losing him between the …

·Madrid, Spain
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David Cordón 'Davinchi', son of one of the 46 victims of the railway tragedy, demands justice and asks for resignations eight months after the event.

·Madrid, Spain
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Davinchi, a Getafe player, lost his father in the Adamuz railway accident and has pronounced himself via social media.

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It marks eight months of the tragedy that claimed 46 lives, including that of former player David Cordón. More information: Former footballer David Cordón, father of the Getafe player Davinchi, dies in the train accident in Adamuz

·Spain
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The footballer of Getafe, son of one of the victims of the Adamuz accident, charges the minister of Transport eight months after the tragedy

·Madrid, Spain
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The player of the Getafe, 8 months after his father's death on the Adamuz train

·Madrid, Spain
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Marca broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Sunday, September 20, 2026.
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