Spain Train Crash Kills 69, Hits Sánchez Campaign Ahead of Nov 29 Vote

A train collision in Spain killed 69 people, becoming the second major rail accident this year and injecting a political crisis into the election campaign. The opposition is accusing the government of inadequate safety controls, while PM Sánchez's re-election bid faces a new headwind. The incident's impact on the vote is uncertain, but it has already shifted the political narrative.

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