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Spain's transport minister says he will not resign over the high-speed rail disaster

Spain's transport minister has said he will not resign over the high-speed rail disaster, according to the BBC. Reported so far only by the BBC, the report does not give further detail on the minister's reasoning or on the scale of the disaster itself. It remains unclear whether other outlets or officials have responded to his stance.

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