Sánchez Promises to Clarify "to the Last Detail" of the Toledo Accident in a Appearance without Bridge
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The Minister of Transport will hold a press conference this Friday and will appear on Tuesday, November 3rd in the afternoon at the Permanent Council of...
The president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, maintains for now his confidence in the minister of transport, Oscar Puente, despite the tragedy of Urda (Toledo), in which, to date, there have been 74 deaths, according to sources from Moncloa to Efe. From the executive they cling to the idea that the cause of the accident ... Continue reading "Moncloa filters that Sánchez supports Puente and that he will not be removed despite the two megatraged…
Sánchez chooses to maintain support for Puente and avoids opening an internal crisis in the Executive just one month after the meeting with the polls.
More than 24 hours after the tragic accident of AVE in Toledo, which already leaves 69 fatalities, the investigation has not yet determined what caused it. This Thursday, the principals responsible for the management of the emergency have met in the CEPOPI, in the zone of the accident. There have been the president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, and the minister of Transport, Oscar Puente, among other authorities, although the owner of the fi…
“All the institutions that belong to the State, from the small municipality to the Government of Spain, we are working day and night to give a response to the relatives of the victims and to clarify to the last detail of this tragedy and strengthen the security so that this does not happen again,” said Pedro Sánchez this Thursday from Toledo, where he has participated in a meeting of the coordination center that attends to this new railway trage…
The president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, maintains his support to the minister of Transport, Oscar Puente, in the center of the criticisms after the railway accident of Urda (Toledo) and thus [...] The entry Pedro Sánchez supports Óscar Puente was first published in La Crónica de Guadalajara: Your digital newspaper.
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