Spain train disaster clouds Pedro Sánchez chances of re-election
- The formal investigation into the Toledo train disaster has only just been launched but the government has been quick to take control of the narrative.
- From the first hours after the collision, Transport Minister Oscar Puente began suggesting "human error" was to blame, batting responsibility as far as possible from the cabinet.
- On Friday, he appeared before the press for a second time to set out what he called the "objective facts" of the crash and counter a surge of criticism against the government.
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- The formal investigation into the Toledo train disaster has only just been launched but the government has been quick to take control of the narrative.
- From the first hours after the collision, Transport Minister Oscar Puente began suggesting "human error" was to blame, batting responsibility as far as possible from the cabinet.
- On Friday, he appeared before the press for a second time to set out what he called the "objective facts" of the crash and counter a surge of criticism against the government.
Sources: BBC News