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Right Owned by Independent News ServiceSpain's transport minister Oscar Puente quits six days after deadly train crash that killed 69
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Spain's transport minister scar Puente resigned six days after a fatal high‑speed train crash that killed 69 people. He announced his resignation at the end of an hours‑long appearance before lawmakers about the crash, which was the second deadly collision on Spain's extensive high‑speed rail network this year.
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left · 2 outlets
Spain's Transport Minister Oscar Puente resigns after a train crash kills 69 people. He also withdraws from the November 29 general election amid mounting criticism
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center · 1 outlet
Spain's transport minister steps down six days after fatal high-speed rail crash.
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right · 2 outlets
Spain's Transport Minister Óscar Puente has announced his resignation, six days after a devastating high-speed train collision claimed 69 lives. Puente made the announcement on Tuesday after appearing before lawmakers for several hours to explain the circumstances surrounding the disaster, which has…
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Spain's Transport Minister Óscar Puente has announced his resignation, six days after a devastating high-speed train collision claimed 69 lives. Puente made the announcement on Tuesday after appearing before lawmakers for several hours to explain the circumstances surrounding the disaster, which has…
