"I Had People Above Me. The Testimony of an El Pais Journalist in One of the Trains Involved in the Accident in Spain
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"It was very shocking. Immediately after the collision, when the intervention teams had not yet arrived, the people were screaming inside the train. In the coffee car, where I was, we travelers, we were thrown, confessed an El Pais journalist, who was on board one of the trains involved in the railway accident in Toledo. The balance of the collision between two high-speed trains increased to at least 68 deaths and dozens of injuries.
At least 64 people have died after the train crash in Spain. One of those who survived was El Pais reporter Antonio Jiménez Barca. “I was covered in blood. I had people on top of me and there were many people lying around,” he writes of the crash.
Two high-speed trains collided in Toledo, Spain. At least 64 people are said to have been killed in the accident, reports the regional government of...
El País reporter followed one of the trains that this Wednesday struck against another, causing the death of at least 68 people. The newspaper itself described the moments lived after the clash.
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Onda Cero's sports journalist Roberto Gómez was one of the passengers of the AVE involved in the railway accident in Toledo, which caused dozens of deaths. The communicator was traveling in car number six of the train that covered the journey between Madrid and Seville when the collision with another convoy took place. "The coup has been tremendous," said the journalist, who has managed to get off the train and get safe, although he has had to l…
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