Spain's transport minister offers resignation after train crash that killed 69
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Spanish Transport Minister Oscar Puente offered his resignation on Tuesday after a 28 October train crash south of Madrid that killed 69 people, Spain's second fatal rail collision in less than a year. He told lawmakers a transport minister cannot stay after two accidents of such severity and did not say when he would leave. The disaster has sharpened scrutiny of railway safety and political pressure on Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez before parliamentary elections on 29 November.
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