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Ouigo Extends Until November 15 the Cancellation of Its Trains Between Madrid and Andalusia

The railway operator Ouigo has extended the cancellation of its trains on the high-speed line between Madrid and Andalusia until, at least, on Sunday, November 15, the French company has reported in a publication on its social networks.

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Affected travelers have been informed through the email associated with the booking and are guaranteed reimbursement

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The company has detailed that the affected travelers have been informed through the email associated with the booking.

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The railway operator Ouigo has extended the cancellation of its trains on the high-speed line between Madrid and Andalusia until, at least, on Sunday, November 15, the French company has reported in a publication on its social networks.

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The French operator Ouigo has announced that it extends until at least 15 November the cancellation of its high-speed services between Madrid and Andalusia, interrupted since the Urda accident. The passengers concerned are guaranteed the full return of their tickets. Ouigo has announced the extension on social networks and maintains coordination with Adif, the manager of the railway infrastructure. On 15 November it limits the cancellations comm…

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Ouigo will extend the cancellation of its high-speed trains between Madrid and Andalusia until "at least" on 15 November this year, according to [...]

·Madrid, Spain
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The SNCF group operator shall reimburse the full amount of the tickets to all passengers affected by the interruption of traffic on the high-speed line.

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Infobae broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Wednesday, November 4, 2026.
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