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Renfe Studies Diverting High-Speed Trains to Andalusia by Conventional Route to Ciudad Real

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The Ministry of Transport is studying to recover the high-speed rail connections between Madrid and Andalusia using the conventional line to Ciudad Real, from where the trains could be incorporated into the high-speed infrastructure to continue to the south. This was announced on Tuesday by the Minister of Transport, Oscar Puente, during his first appearance in Congress before the Permanent Council after the railway accident of Urda (Toledo), wh…

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The Ministry of Transport is studying to recover the high-speed rail connections between Madrid and Andalusia using the conventional line to Ciudad Real, from where the trains could be incorporated into the high-speed infrastructure to continue to the south. This was announced on Tuesday by the Minister of Transport, Oscar Puente, during his first appearance in Congress before the Permanent Council after the railway accident of Urda (Toledo), wh…

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Work after the accident will begin after the court authorization is received

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Adif completes the withdrawal of trains from the road in Urda and asks the court to enter to repair the roads. The minister indicates in Congress that they would be ready 10 calendar days after having green light.

·Madrid, Spain
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20minutos broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
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