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Rail Disaster: Spain is investigating Wednesday’s collision near Urda, which killed 69 people, after a Renfe train struck a stationary Iryo train. Investigators are examining the failure of the LZB safety system and control-centre instructions that allowed the Renfe train to move; unions warn that staffing pressures and aging equipment may point to wider problems. Families and Accountability: Relatives are waiting for victims to be identified as rescue teams search the wreckage. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez says public trust in high-speed rail has been broken, while Transport Minister Óscar Puente has rejected calls to resign and says the investigation must establish responsibility. Economy: Spain’s GDP grew 0.6% in the third quarter, down slightly from 0.7% in the previous quarter, while annual inflation held at 4.9% in October.

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Spain's latest deadly train crash puts human error, systemic failure under scrutiny

Spain's latest deadly train crash puts human error, systemic failure under scrutiny


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Spain Investigates Rail Safety After Fatal High-Speed Train Crash

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Deadly High-Speed Train Collision Shakes Central Spain

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President Xi Jinping Sends Message of Condolence to King Felipe VI of Spain over a High-Speed Train Rear-End Collision and Derailment in Spain

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Spain Rail Disaster Death Toll Reaches Sixty-Nine as Safety Concerns Grow

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