Óscar Puente has been facing calls to resign after two high-speed trains collided earlier in the week, killing at least 69 people.
Spain transport minister says he won't resign over high-speed rail disaster
Óscar Puente has been facing calls to resign after two high-speed trains collided earlier in the week, killing at least 69 people.
Originally reported by BBC World
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