A Spanish transport minister refuses to resign after a major train crash
A train crash south of Madrid killed at least 69 people. The Spanish Minister of Transport rejected calls for resignation and said a resignation would not solve the issue. The government admitted public trust in the rail system has broken. A prior collision on the Madrid-Seville route killed 46 people in January.
- The Spanish Minister of Transport rejected a resignation following the train accident in Urda.
- The Spanish Government President stated there is a breakdown of trust in the high-speed system.
- A previous collision on the Madrid-Seville route killed 46 people in January.
- The high-speed rail collision resulted in at least 69 people killed.
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