Spain begins three days of mourning after train crash kills 69

Spain has experienced its second high-speed rail disaster this year, resulting in 69 fatalities after one train collided with another. This incident has sparked renewed concerns regarding the safety of the rail network, particularly with a national election approaching. The country has entered a period of three days of mourning to honor the victims. The Transport Minister indicated that the crash occurred due to an erroneous order for the train to proceed. The tragedy has raised questions about the adequacy of safety measures in place for high-speed rail travel in Spain.