Spain: Madrid mourns train crash victims as rescuers work through the night

A tragic train collision near Toledo, Spain, resulted in 68 fatalities and over 100 injuries, prompting national mourning and protests. Rescue operations continued into the night as emergency teams worked to clear the wreckage. The incident, which involved a high-speed train colliding with a stationary one, marks Spain's second deadly rail accident this year. In Madrid, a minute of silence was held for the victims, attended by political leaders, but it also turned into a protest against the government, with calls for the resignation of the Transport Minister. The situation remains critical for some of the injured.