Puente Admits that He Made His Position Available to Sánchez, Who Considered Him "Unfair" to Cease
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The radical left parties that give the socialist PSOE a majority in Congress are demanding that the government take responsibility for Wednesday's train crash in Urda, Toledo, and make all the data in the case public. For now, Transport Minister Óscar Puente is refusing to take any responsibility for what happened.
Sánchez and Puente have spoken dozens of times since the accident: the president supports the thesis of "human failure". More information: The call from Colau to Moncloa asking his head narrow the fence on Puente: Sánchez keeps him as lightning rod
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Sánchez Holds Puente so that He Will Not Resign for Now and Help Him Manage the Great Crisis in Urda
The president asked his minister to stay in office and believes that his departure at this time would only help reinforce the thesis that train accidents and deaths are the responsibility of his governmentPuente placed his position at the disposal of the president after the accident of Urda and Sánchez asked him not to resign The internal debate about the continuity or not of Oscar Puente as minister of Transport after the second railway catastr…
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It is the second tragedy of the year with high-speed trains in Spain. In full pre-election campaign, the PSOE government hastened to speak of ‘human error'.
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