Relatives' anguish grows as Spain identifies train crash dead

The tragic train collision in Spain has left 69 victims, prompting a complex identification process amid rising safety concerns. Authorities are working tirelessly to assist grieving families, while Prime Minister Sanchez acknowledges the shattered trust in the high-speed rail system. The accident, involving a Renfe train colliding with a stationary Iryo train, raises questions about the reliability of the LZB safety system used across Europe. Transport Minister Puente faces pressure but insists on improving safety measures.