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Julio Iglesias Describes Urda's Tragedy as "Injustice" and Cries Out to the "Lack of Care" of Infrastructure

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The singer conveys his condolences for the 69 dead in Toledo and demands a thorough surveillance of the transport infrastructure.

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The singer breaks his silence after the railway tragedy in Urda with a strong message against the government about the maintenance of infrastructure.

·Madrid, Spain
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The singer conveys his condolences for the 69 dead in Toledo and demands a thorough surveillance of the transport infrastructure.

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The railway tragedy of Toledo has shocked Spain and has provoked numerous reactions of known faces. One of them has been Julio Iglesias, who, at 83 years old and despite residing outside our country, has wanted to pronounce on the accident that has left dozens of dead and wounded. The artist has shared ... Continue reading "Julio Iglesias charges against the lack of maintenance after the railway accident: «Everything that advances in life has to…

·Madrid, Spain
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The singer, who resides outside Spain, has shared a strong statement entitled "Injustice", in which he questions the maintenance of railway infrastructures

·Madrid, Spain
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Numerous reactions have led to the railway tragedy of Toledo, Spain, Julio Iglesias has been one of those who have spoken about it, indicating in a communicso on their social networks that "we could all have gotten on this train".... Read more › La entrada Julio Iglesias kellao por el clash de traines en España se publicado primero en Remolacha - Noticias Dominicana.

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Spanish singer Julio Iglesias posted a statement on social media titled "Injustice" expressing condolences to the families of the victims of the train crash near Toledo and criticizing the lack of care in maintaining the new railway infrastructure.

·Bosnia and Herzegovina
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