Following the resignation of Transport Minister Oscar Puente after the collision between two high-speed trains in Spain that killed 69 people, Luis Pedro Marco de la Pena, the head of ADIF, the regulatory body responsible for railway infrastructure, has also resigned.
Following the resignation of Transport Minister Oscar Puente after the collision between two high-speed trains in Spain that killed 69 people, Luis Pedro Marco de la Pena, the head of ADIF, the regulatory body responsible for railway infrastructure, has also resigned.
A Spanish official resigns from his post as a result of last week's railway tragedy in Toledo, after which 69 people lost their lives. It is the second resignation of a Spanish official within 24 hours.