Marco de la Peña de Adif The president has also resigned
Marco de la Peña had been president of Adif for two years, a position he started on September 17, 2024, and has faced two high-speed accidents in Spain.
The President of Adif, Luis Pedro Marco de la Peña, has submitted his resignation to the First Vice-President, Carlos Cuerpo, and now to the Minister of Transport, who has accepted it, as confirmed by government sources.
Marco de la Peña has spent two years as president of Adif, a position he began on 17 September 2024, and has faced two high-speed accidents inSpain: that of Adamuz (Córdoba), with 46 dead, and that of Urda (Toledo), with at least 69 victims last week.
Cuerpo had summoned Marco de la Peña to a meeting after an Adif Board of Directors was held today, at which no point was envisaged on the continuity of the president of Adif, according to sources close to the company.
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