In the Spanish village where a train derailed earlier, the new disaster has 'reopened the wound'

The Andalusian village of Adamuz is grappling with the aftermath of two train disasters, reflecting on the community's resilience and the failures of the railway system. Following a deadly crash in January that killed 46 people, another accident occurred recently, claiming 69 lives. Local residents, including Pastor Rafael Prados Godoy, express deep sorrow and frustration over the government's handling of the incidents and the outdated railway system. The community came together to assist during the first disaster, but the recent tragedy has reopened old wounds. Godoy, previously indifferent to politics, now plans to vote in the upcoming elections, emphasizing the need for change in leadership to address safety concerns.