Spain snap election shifts as train disaster hits Sánchez safety record

Spain's snap general election, called after the housing bill defeat, is now reshaped by a recent train disaster that forces PM Pedro Sánchez to defend his government's safety record. The incident erodes Sánchez's usual political resilience and alters the electoral contest ahead of the vote. The extent of the political damage remains uncertain, but the disaster has become a central campaign issue.

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