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At Least 68 Killed in Train Crash in Spain, Officials Say

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Spain's repeated high-speed train disasters expose critical safety failures, causing mass casualties and deepening public outrage over systemic negligence.

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A high-speed passenger train rear-ended another near Toledo, months after a crash involving the same carriers killed dozens and stunned the country.

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Spain Train Crash Kills at Least 68

Spain's deadliest train crash in years killed at least 68 people, marking a second major disaster on the same rail line within a year.

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