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‘I held this woman in my arms. She died’: Spain mourns train crash victims

Second tragedy on line in about nine months raises questions about levels of investment in railway maintenance.

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Spain reels from the deadly Toledo high-speed train collision that killed 68 and injured more than 100, sparking grief, protests and calls for resignations.

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A high-speed train collision near Toledo in central Spain has killed at least 68 people and injured more than 100 after one train struck the rear of a stopped train and derailed at least two carriages. Spain has begun three days of mourning, services on the Madrid–Andalusia high-speed line remain suspended, and Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has pledged a full investigation into what the transport minister called an “inexplicable” order to continue despite a red signal.

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‘I held this woman in my arms. She died’: Spain mourns train crash victims

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Spain reels from the deadly Toledo high-speed train collision that killed 68 and injured more than 100, sparking grief, protests and calls for resignations.

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