A second major rail accident forces Spain’s underdog Prime Minister Sánchez to defend his government’s competence instead of campaigning on his preferred social issues.
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Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez wanted to campaign on inequality and housing, but the second major rail accident this year has put his government’s competence on trial.
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