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Spain train crash death toll rises to 45

Dozens die in high-speed train collision in Spain, death toll could rise: government officials

One train derailed, crossing over to next track where it hit another train coming the other way, interior minister says. More than 150 injured, half hospitalized.

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Spain train crash death toll rises to 42 as officials investigate 'strange' rail failure in Adamuz

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Death toll from southern Spain rail crash climbs to 43

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Another Train Crash in Spain Kills 1 and Hurts 37, Officials Say

A train crash in the Catalonia area of Spain killed one person and injured 37 more on Tuesday night, and train service on the regional rail system has been suspended until Wednesday morning, according...

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What to know about the multiple train crashes in Spain this week

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What to know about the fatal train crashes in Spain

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Spain suffers fourth train crash in days after crane is hit on tracks

Spain has been rocked by a another train crash within a week after the deadly collisions in Adamuz and Barcelona along with a minor incident.

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Another Commuter Train Crashes in Spain, Killing At Least 1

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Barcelona train crash RECAP: Trains CANCELLED after another deadly rail disaster

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Barcelona Commuter Train Crashes, Killing 1, Days After Deadly Train Collision In Spain

Regional emergency services said 15 people were injured in Tuesday’s crash, three of them seriously.

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Barcelona Train Crash | Barcelona Commuter Train Crash Kills At Least 1

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Railway safety questioned as Spain reels from twin train disasters

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Church, government officials in Spain sign reparations agreement for abuse victims

Victims of abuse are cautiously optimistic regarding an agreement between the Catholic Church and the Spanish government that would seek to provide reparations to victims of clergy sexual abuse. The agreement was signed Jan. 8 between Spain's Justice ...

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Spain fines Airbnb €65 million: Why the government is cracking down on illegal rentals

Spain has just drawn a hard line on short-term rentals. The country has fined Airbnb €65 million for continuing to advertise short-term rental properties that were banned or lacked proper licences to operate. The country’s consumer affairs ministry ...