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Susana Díaz Demands Responsibility for the Railway Tragedy: "There Is No Right"

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The former Andalusian socialist president reveals that she travelled the night before through the same railway corridor and demands explanations after two tragedies in ten months: "This is very hard and you will have to assume responsibilities"

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"It's the train I catch almost every day," said the socialist senator. "There's no right for us to have to live this in ten months."

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The former Andalusian socialist president reveals that she travelled the night before through the same railway corridor and demands explanations after two tragedies in ten months: "This is very hard and you will have to assume responsibilities"

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·Madrid, Spain
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The railway accident recorded in Urda (Toledo), where at least 68 people have lost their lives after a accident between two trains on the Madrid-Sevilla line, puts the focus on the safety of rail transport after the tragedy of Adamuz (Cordoba). Only ten months separate both accidents, which total 114 fatalities, a circumstance before which the former president of the Junta de Andalucía Susana Díaz has demanded that responsibilities be removed. "…

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El Debate broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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