Q&A: What we know so far about the deadly train crash in central Spain
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The Story
Pedro Sánchez says the government will act with urgency to ‘clarify what has happened, why this tragedy occurred’Full report from Spain At least 30 people are believed to have died after two high-speed trains collided in the province of Toledo in Spain,with concerns the death toll could be much higher.
The Spread
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- LeftNational HeraldNational Herald (opens the publisher’s site)
- LeftThe Daily BeastThe Daily Beast (opens the publisher’s site)
- Center-LeftThe GuardianThe Guardian (opens the publisher’s site)
- Center-LeftCrikeyCrikey (opens the publisher’s site)
- Center-LeftEl Pais (English)El Pais (English) (opens the publisher’s site)
- Center-LeftLe Monde (English)Le Monde (English) (opens the publisher’s site)
- CenterBBC NewsBBC News (opens the publisher’s site)
- CenterCapital BriefCapital Brief (opens the publisher’s site)
- CenterDeutsche WelleDeutsche Welle (opens the publisher’s site)
- CenterThe Peninsula QatarThe Peninsula Qatar (opens the publisher’s site)
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