Spain train crash kills 68; union calls for minister to quit
A train collision in Castilla-La Mancha, in central Spain, has killed 68 people and injured many more. Spain's workers' union CSIF has called for Transport Minister Oscar Puente to resign. The union's demand came after the crash, which has been described as tragic.
ContextContext: Castilla-La Mancha is a region in central Spain, and Oscar Puente is the minister responsible for the country's transport, including its railways. Spain's high-speed rail network is one of Europe's largest, so a crash of this scale draws close public and political attention.
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