Direct Spain and the political impact of the train crash for the elections
The former Minister of Transport of Spain, Óscar Puente, and the former President of Adif (Administrator of Railway Infrastructure), Luis Pedro Marco de la Peña, resigned their charges in the midst of the investigations into the train crash in Urda (Toledo) on October 28. Report from our correspondent, Elise Gazengel.
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The former Minister of Transport of Spain, Óscar Puente, and the former President of Adif (Administrator of Railway Infrastructure), Luis Pedro Marco de la Peña, resigned their charges in the midst of the investigations into the train crash in Urda (Toledo) on October 28. Report from our correspondent, Elise Gazengel.