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Spain rail scrutiny grows
Spanish Transport Minister Óscar Puente resigned on November 3 amid mounting pressure following a collision between two high-speed trains in Urda, in the province of Toledo, which killed 69 people. He also announced that he would withdraw from his party’s candidate lists for the elections scheduled for November 29. The resignation came as three grain-carrying freight cars became detached in Barcelona and collided with a locomotive. No one was injured, and suburban train services were unaffected. The incidents—including the Adamuz accident in January, which claimed 46 lives—have revived concerns about the safety of Spain’s rail network and intensified political pressure on the government.
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