Spain’s transport minister steps down less than a week after major fatal high-speed rail crash
The deadly crash last Wednesday marked the second major fatal incident in Spain this year, after a January train collision killed 46 people. The cause of that crash is still under investigation.
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The deadly crash last Wednesday marked the second major fatal incident in Spain this year, after a January train collision killed 46 people. The cause of that crash is still under investigation.
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