Deadly Train Crash Deepens Political Crisis in Spain
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Without time to recover from the Adamuz (Córdoba) railway accident recorded in January, in which 46 people died, the Spanish high speed has once again faced one of the greatest tragedies in its recent history.The Urda (Toledo) accident, in which a AVE and an Iryo train covering the Madrid-Seville line have been involved, has left at least 69 dead and has put under scrutiny the safety of one of the busiest rail corridors in the country.
Deadly train crash deepens political crisis in Spain
Opposition parties have demanded accountability after 69 people were killed in Spain’s second major railway disaster this year A deadly high-speed train collision in Spain has deepened a political crisis engulfing Prime...
The Toledo train disaster is shaking Spain. Head of Government Pedro Sánchez is under pressure. The political situation is getting worse.
After the severe train accident in Spain, the number of fatalities has risen to 69. At the scene of the accident, another body was found on Thursday that night – and human failure is becoming more and more important.
Radio recordings of conversations between train controllers and drivers have shed light on possible errors before the collision between two high-speed trains near the Spanish town of Urda. The crash on October 28 killed at least 69 people and injured dozens. A high-speed train operated by state-owned operator Renfe crashed into the rear of a stopped train operated by private operator Irio. The incident occurred south of Madrid after the train's …
The train accident in Urda, Toledo, leaves 69 dead.
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