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What was the possible cause of the high-speed train crash that leaves at least 68 dead in Spain
The government points to a "human error" as the cause of the second sinister with dozens of deaths on Spanish trains in less than a year.
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At least 68 dead in a high-speed train crash in Spain following a "inexplicable" decision of the control centre
The accident occurred in the town of Urda, Toledo. The president of the Spanish government, Pedro Sánchez, said from the site of the collision that "if there have been failures in the security system, it will be answered with total strength"
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Last hour of the train accident in Toledo, live - 124; at least 68 dead in the high-speed train crash in Urda
53 hospitalized in Castilla-La Mancha-124; Sánchez: "Two high-speed accidents are not assumed in less than a year" - 124; Feijóo: "Spain has the right to know the state of its infrastructure"
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A clash over Iran between Netanyahu and the Chief of Staff agitates the electoral eve in Israel
A national television network reveals that the Government approved a military operation that the army dome thought might have triggered a conflict and interpreted as being more guided by political revenue
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The clash between the PP of Ayuso and Vox over the vetos to the opposition and migrants reaches the Constitutional in the middle of the electoral battle
The High Court accepts to process a battery of resources from the ultras against the rejection of the Bureau of the Assembly to questions and appearances
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The clash between the drivers and Renfe complicates the restoration of Rodalies after the time
The SMAF union's demands for more train reviews delay service. Adif, for his part, has already delivered almost all the infrastructure
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In a clash with Trump, Lula defends Brazil at the UN: "It doesn't fit in anyone's backyard"
Less than two weeks after the presidential elections, Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva delivered a speech to the UN General Assembly marked by the election campaign. He denounced "hegemonic temptations" and external interference in Latin America, defended the Brazilian electoral system and warned that "democracy is again in check."