Urda's Accident Forces Parties to Rethink the 29N Campaign
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The railway accident in Urda (Toledo), which according to the figures collected in the information has left 69 dead and a hundred injured, has changed the political context in which Spain faces the next early elections, scheduled for November 29th. This is what the British newspaper The Guardian analyzes, which has considered that the tragedy has redefined the lines of confrontation between the main parties and could completely transform the dev…
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The railway accident in Urda (Toledo) has forced the parties to rethink their strategies for the November 29 elections. The pre-campaign activity will regain intensity when the three days of official mourning end at midnight, with the Minister of Transport and Socialist candidate for Valladolid, Oscar Puente, at the center of the political debate.
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