Susana Díaz Agrees with Moreno in Demanding the Full Revision of the AVE Line: "For Andalusia It Is a Ruin"
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The former socialist president demands that the Andalusian railway corridor be in a position to guarantee the safety of travellers, even more so after the alarming reports of the judicial experts of Adamuz.
Valencia, Angrois, Yak-42 and the DANA portray the lack of consistency of those who demanded Puente's resignation.
After 115 deaths in the Adamuz and Urda accidents, the Andalusian government rejects that the high speed can be resumed provisionally and less often while the safety review of all the lines is carried out and the LZB system is replaced as planned. The message, expressed by the government spokesman, Carolina España, and by the Andalusian president, Juanma Moreno, is forceful: “Until it is checked I would not get on that train.”
On Wednesday, the Andalusian government called on the national executive to reopen the high-speed line between Madrid and Andalusia “as soon as possible, but with all the guarantees of safety.” “What matters most to us is safety, that safety in railway communications in Andalusia should return,” he said at the press conference following the Governing Council, the third vice president, Councillor for Economy, Finance and European Funds and spokes…
Juanma Moreno, President of the Junta of Andalusia, wanted to pronounce on the program of La Mesa of this Wednesday on the tragic accident that occurred just a week ago in Urda and on the recent resignation of Oscar Puente as minister of transport. For the Andalusian, neither the resignation of Puente nor of the President of Adif are enough because "it is so much the pain that has been inflicted on many families that the Adamuz accident should h…
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