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After a Tragic Railway Accident in Spain, Felipe VI Received a Letter From Alberto and Charlene Do Monaco

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At least 69 people died in the railway accident in Toledo and no one was indifferent to the tragedy. At that time, the kings of Spain also received the support of other real European families.
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While Spain is struck by an unprecedented railway tragedy, Albert and Charlene of Monaco took the pen for Felipe VI. A message born of a double mourning that resonates far beyond the palaces.

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Prince Albert II of Monaco and Princess Charlene of Monaco pose on the red carpet before the ceremony of the Laureus World Sports Awards 2018 - Valery HACHE / AFP The tragedy upset Spain.On Wednesday 28 October, a collision between two high-speed trains in the Toledo region caused dozens of deaths and many injuries. In the face of this tragedy, solidarity reactions are increasing, especially among the European royal families. Prince Albert II of…

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At least 69 people died in the railway accident in Toledo and no one was indifferent to the tragedy. At that time, the kings of Spain also received the support of other real European families.

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Rail Tragedy in Spain: Deep Sorrow of King Felipe VI – Wave of Solidarity from Europe editor03 Wed, 10/28/2026 - 13:32 His deep sorrow for the unspeakable rail tragedy in Urda was expressed by the King of Spain, Felipe VI, conveying his warm condolences, his undivided support and his love to the families of the victims and those affected. Exclude from news feed Off Live Description Off

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thepressroom.gr broke the news on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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