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Another election campaign begins

After the three days of mourning, it will be very difficult for the PSOE to recover the campaign in positive and very easy for the PP to talk about the 'Spain of chaos'

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From Adamuz to Toledo: the most serious accidents of the Spanish railway network

The railway accident in Toledo once again puts the focus on the safety of rail transport in Spain. The sinister, which left victims and reopened the investigation into the conditions of operation on the network, is in addition to a number of incidents that have generated concern in recent years. Just nine months ago, another accident on the same line, at the height of Adamuz, left dozens dead. Both events have revived the debate on the state of infrastructure, control systems and prevention measures on railway networks.

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"We go out fired": survivors report how the deadly train crash in Spain was

In the small rural town of Urda, the survivors of the railway accident, which has caused at least 68 deaths, recover not only from different degrees of wounds, but also from the shock caused by the powerful impact. In the spaces for the care of the injured and the assistance of the affected, inhabitants of the area have mobilized to support in different ways. So far they have also come to family desperate to know their loved ones.

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Pablo Oromí: 'Spanish railway transport is one of the safest; accidents are isolated'

In just nine months, Spain has recorded two major rail accidents in the high-speed network (AVE). The first occurred on January 18, 2026, when an Iryo train was derailed on the Málaga-Madrid road by a break in the infrastructure and invaded another lane, where it collided with an Alvia de Renfe train. On October 28, a high-speed train hit another convoy at the height of Urda (Toledo) station, south of Madrid. Both accidents reopened the debate on the safety of the Spanish rail system. We discussed the subject with Pablo Oromí, ingen

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A safety failure and a possible human error, under investigation after railway accident

A new and deadly railway accident in Spain. Tens of people died on October 28 following the collision of two high-speed trains on the line connecting Madrid to Andalusia. The president of the Spanish Government went to the site to attend to the emergency and declared three days of mourning in the country. It's the second fatal train accident in less than a year. For his part, the Minister of Transport, Óscar Puentes, said that the Spanish railway system is safe and does not rule out a "human error."

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Europe: summer heat in 2026 left more than 50,000 dead

More than 50,000 people died from heat-related causes in European cities during the summer of 2026, according to a new scientific research. The study estimates that about two thirds of these deaths are attributable to the warming caused by human activity. Italy, France and Spain recorded the highest mortality figures. Researchers warn that the balance could be even greater: the analysis covers 854 urban areas in 30 countries, which account for about 40 per cent of their population. What does this summer reveal about the impact of the ca

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Óscar Puente, Minister of Transport, calls the railway accident in Toledo "unlikely"

The Spanish Minister of Transport, Óscar Puente, stated on October 28 that the fatal railway accident occurred after a high-speed train from Renfe received permission to resume the march despite a red signal indicating that it should stop, due to the presence of another convoy immobilized on the tracks. According to the minister, this decision is in violation of the security protocol.

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Spain: new railway disaster leaves at least 68 dead and 108 injured

The president of Castilla- La Mancha, Emiliano García- Page, raised the provisional balance of deaths in the railway accident to 68 Wednesday, 24 on the AVE train and 44 on the convoy of Iryo. In addition, 53 people received hospital care, 15 of them with serious injuries, while emergency teams plan to mobilize canine units to find potential survivors among the rubble.

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