Spain mourns another rail disaster less than a year after the Adamuz tragedy

On October 28, a collision between two high-speed trains near Toledo resulted in 68 fatalities and 107 injuries, prompting concerns about Spain's rail safety. Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez emphasized the need for accountability and pledged to investigate any negligence or safety failures. This incident follows a previous disaster in January that killed 46 people. Sanchez announced three days of national mourning and committed to restoring public confidence in the rail system.