Fear and anger reign in Spain, day after yet another major train disaster

In Spain, anger and fear prevail after a deadly train crash that killed 69 people. The incident, attributed to human error, also involved system failures. Concerns about railway safety have grown, with a rise in serious accidents over the past decade. The train drivers' union has called for urgent improvements and a strike for better safety measures. Political leaders are using the tragedy to address railway issues ahead of upcoming elections. Prime Minister Sánchez promised an investigation and improvements, while the royal family visited the injured.