Spain train crash kills 68, renews rail safety concerns ahead of election
Spain's second high-speed rail disaster this year killed 68 people, renewing concerns about network safety ahead of a national election.
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A high-speed train struck another train from behind in Spain, killing 68 people in the country's second high-speed rail disaster this year, according to NPR.
The crash has renewed concerns about the safety of Spain's rail network as the country approaches a national election.
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