Spain’s repeated rail disasters have shattered public trust in its once-praised train system, forcing a critical reevaluation of its safety standards and operational controls.
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After the country’s second major rail disaster in a year, Spaniards were confronting questions about the safety of their once-vaunted rail system.
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