Second fatal high-speed rail crash in 9 months raises safety doubts in Spain

A collision between two trains in Spain killed at least 64 people, marking the second fatal high-speed rail incident in nine months and raising questions about the network's safety standards. The crash occurred amid a 40% surge in rail travel, and prior safety concerns had been raised before the Toledo crash. This incident could undermine public confidence in Spain's high-speed rail system and prompt regulatory scrutiny.

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