Spain’s latest rail tragedy puts safety and accountability at centre of election campaign

Spain’s second fatal high-speed rail collision in nine months has transformed the political agenda ahead of the 29 November general election, placing Pedro Sánchez’s government under renewed pressure over railway safety and the future of Transport Minister Óscar Puente. At least 69 people died in Wednesday’s collision near Urda in the... The post Spain’s latest rail tragedy puts safety and accountability at centre of election campaign appeared first on Spain in English.

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