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Juanma Moreno Demands From the Government the "Immediate Review" of All Routes in Andalusia

The president of the Board has ruled that "AVE Madrid-Andalusia has ceased to be a safe means of transport" At least 68 dead in a collision between two trains destined for Seville

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The president of Andalusia demands responsibilities from the government of Pedro Sánchez.

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Moreno calls on the government to "immediately review" all the Andalusian railways

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Juanma Moreno claims "transparency, rigor and truth" and regrets that the AVE "has ceased to be a safe means of transport"

·Madrid, Spain
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The president of the Board has ruled that "AVE Madrid-Andalusia has ceased to be a safe means of transport" At least 68 dead in a collision between two trains destined for Seville

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The Andalusian president recalls that in this line "at least 114 people have died in only nine months". Moreno has decreed three days of mourning in Andalusia and has reminded the onubense Fátima Báñez, still missing in the Urda accident. More information: All the lines affected and the political activity suspended: Andalusia, attentive to the "many Andalusians" on the trains of Urda.

·Spain
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"You cannot normalize what is not normal," says the president of the junta, who laments that the railway connection with the capital "has ceased to be safe"

·Pozuelo de Alarcón, Spain
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Eldiario.es broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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