'They knew the Madrid-Seville line wasn't safe': Spanish press reports first revelations about causes of train crash

On October 29, Spanish media focused on the Urda rail disaster that resulted in 69 fatalities. El Mundo highlighted a "triple safety failure" as the cause, while El País noted it as the second high-speed network disaster in under a year. La Vanguardia described it as an "unbearable tragedy." Reports indicated that the collision involved Iryo's trains and Renfe's AVE, with investigations revealing communication issues between train drivers and the Adif control center, which had assumed traffic management due to a safety system failure.