Óscar Puente has resigned as Spain’s transport minister, a decision an opinion piece calls “impeccable” in its timing. The piece says he stepped down after completing what it describes as his final service as a member of the government.
The author makes no assessment of Puente’s overall performance, saying that opinions on his tenure will differ and that time will judge it. Instead, the article argues that his resignation was the right decision and says the next step belongs to Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez.
According to the piece, Sánchez now has responsibility for providing leadership in response to a serious crisis affecting an essential public service.
Sources: elDiario.es.