Spain's Transport Minister resigns after deadly high-speed train crash
The remains of 59 people have been returned to their families while Spain's Transport Minister announces he will resign following two deadly high-speed rail crashes this year.
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[Claude] Reports 2 through 4 all cover the same Spanish high-speed train crash with the 69 deaths, and none conflicts with Report 1, though Report 1 gives 59 remains returned rather than the 69 total, which is
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22m agoSpain's Transport Minister resigns after deadly high-speed train crash The remains of 59 people have been returned to their families while Spain's Transport Minister announces he will resign following two deadly high-speed rail crashes this year.
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