Spain's second high-speed rail crash this year kills 68, raising safety concerns ahead of election

A high-speed train rear-ended another in Spain, killing 68 people, marking the second deadly rail disaster in the country this year. The incident has intensified scrutiny of rail safety protocols and infrastructure maintenance, with political implications as a national election approaches. The cause is under investigation, and the full extent of systemic failures remains unclear.

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