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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

Meta and Snap come to trial for allegations of addiction and mental health damage in adolescents

Teenagers sued Meta and Snap for allegedly causing mental health problems and generating addiction through their platforms. The process began on October 28 in Los Angeles and will be extended for several weeks. The applicants, aged 16 and 18, claim that these networks are "addictive and harmful" to users whose brains are still developing, which would be related to their mental health. The directors of Meta, Mark Zuckerberg, and Snap, Evan Spiegel, will testify during the trial. YouTube and TikTok, initially included in demand, arrive

Direct Latin and what changes after the return of Maria Corina Machado to Venezuela

The opposition leader María Corina Machado returned to Venezuela after ten months outside the country. His return opens a new stage on the Venezuelan political stage and raises questions about the role he will play in the face of the next challenges of the opposition. From Caracas, our correspondent, Daniella Zambrano, extends the details of Machado's arrival, the reactions of the citizenry and the impact it could have on the country.

Direct Paris and the Senate approves the "breaking pays" law against looting

The French Senate passed the so-called "breaking pays" law in response to the looting recorded after the victory of Paris Saint- Germain and during the recent riots in the massive social protests. The project provides for fines of up to €10,000 for those involved in violence or causing damage to public and private property. Report by our journalist, Natalia Ruiz.

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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