Politics
Deadly Toledo train crash clouds Sánchez's re-election hopes
A high-speed train collision south of Madrid, near Toledo, has left 69 bodies recovered, nine months after a crash near Cordoba killed 46. The second rail disaster in under a year has shaken confidence in Spain's rail network and dealt a blow to Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez weeks before a snap general election. Transport Minister Oscar Puente faces scrutiny.

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