Spanish Transport Minister Quits in Political Blow for Sánchez
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Spanish Transport Minister Oscar Puente announced his resignation late on Tuesday, amid growing political pressure after a high-speed train crash killed 69 people.
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Spanish Transport Minister Quits in Political Blow for Sánchez. Spanish Transport Minister Oscar Puente announced his resignation late on Tuesday, amid growing political pressure after a high-speed train crash killed 69 people. Covered by 1 publications. Bloomberg Politics: Spanish Transport Minister Quits in Political Blow for Sánchez.
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- Bloomberg Politics United States Spanish Transport Minister Quits in Political Blow for Sánchez Spanish Transport Minister Oscar Puente announced his resignation late on Tuesday, amid growing political pressure after a high-speed train crash killed 69 people. 55 min ago · Tier 1
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