A train accident in Spain - on the front pages of the world's newspapers when two high-speed trains collided on the morning of October 28, at least 64 people were killed and more than 179 were injured. Local publications, citing government sources, reported a possible mistake by the sender. After a signal failure, it can allow movement along the occupied path. The causes of the disaster are being investigated. El Mundo: "A triple failure in the security system led to another train tragedy" The New York Times: "Another disaster plunges Spain into mourning again" El Pais: "Second high-speed train disaster in less than a year" The Irish Times: "A fatal accident raises questions about the state of Spain's rail system" The Toronto Star: "A high-speed nightmare" Arab: "Human error caused the tragedy. ".