Spain is in mourning after the collision of two trains which killed at least 68 people in the centre of the country. While three days of national mourning have been decreed, questions arise about the circumstances of this disaster and possible responsibilities. Benoît Pellistrandi, a Spanish specialist historian, goes back to the shock caused by this tragedy.
Train collision in Spain: what happened?
Spain is in mourning after the collision of two trains which killed at least 68 people in the centre of the country. While three days of national mourning have been decreed, questions arise about the circumstances of this disaster and possible responsibilities. Benoît Pellistrandi, a Spanish specialist historian, goes back to the shock caused by this tragedy.

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