Train driver held over deaths

“There is rational evidence to lead us to think that the driver could have eventual responsibility,” the minister told reporters at the city’s police station. Fernandez Diaz also said Garzon, 52, has been discharged from the hospital, taken to the police station and would appear before a judge by Sunday evening. Garzon has the right to keep silent, “although he may change his mind on that,” the minister said. Blame has increasingly fallen on the driver, with the country’s railway agency saying it was his responsibility to brake before going into the high-risk curve where the train tumbled off the rails and smashed into a wall.