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Why does the Urda train crash reopen Spain's debate about rail safety, according to the BBC?

Answered from Dozens killed in train crash in Spain · Global News Podcast · 2026-10-28

BBC correspondent Guy Hedgcoe said the Urda crash was the second fatal disaster on the same Spanish line in a year. A crash a little further south in January killed 46 people and set off a national debate about the state of Spain's rail system. Hedgcoe expected the new crash to bring renewed scrutiny of rail investment and of whether the network is being managed properly.

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