The Government Leader of Andalusia says that the high-speed train "has ceased to be a safe means of transport"

A recent train collision in Toledo, Spain, resulted in at least 68 fatalities, prompting Andalusian government leader Juanma Moreno to declare high-speed trains unsafe. This incident follows a previous crash in January that killed 46. Moreno criticized the Spanish government for a lack of transparency and called for immediate safety reviews of all rail lines in Andalusia. He emphasized the need for clear communication and accountability from the government regarding passenger safety. The collision has led to the suspension of high-speed train services between Madrid and Andalusia, with Moreno declaring three days of mourning for the victims.