This is how the international press views the train massacre in Urda: the AVE, from national pride to a source of anxiety

International media reports on the tragic train collision in Urda, Spain, which resulted in at least 68 fatalities. The Financial Times highlights growing security concerns following the incident, detailing how two high-speed trains collided after a control center ordered one to proceed despite a red signal. The New York Times focuses on the investigation into the role of controllers, noting political implications for Prime Minister Sánchez. Other outlets, like the Wall Street Journal and The Guardian, emphasize the frequency of such accidents and the impact on Spain's extensive rail network. Rescue efforts continue as families await news of victims.