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El Pais: Sanchez faces political crisis due to train accidents Two high-speed passenger trains collided yesterday morning in the Spanish province of Toledo, killing at least 69 people. Moreover, just 9 months ago, in January of this year, there was another train accident in southern Spain, which claimed 45 lives. Meanwhile, there was exactly one month left before the general elections in the country, and the accident dramatically changed the political situation ahead of the vote, and "turned everything upside down," as Al Fais writes. The opposition is already demanding to find out the reasons for what happened and establish the responsibility of the authorities. According to the publication, the Sanchez government found itself "in the worst position in the midst of the election campaign." The Prime Minister continues to support Transport Minister Oscar Fuente, but has already said that two such incidents a year are "unacceptable".

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El Pais: Sanchez faces political crisis due to train accidents Two high-speed passenger trains collided yesterday morning in the Spanish province of Toledo, killing at least 69 people. Moreover, just 9 months ago, in January of this year, there was another train accident in southern Spain, which claimed 45 lives. Meanwhile, there was exactly one month left before the general elections in the country, and the accident dramatically changed the political situation ahead of the vote, and "turned everything upside down," as Al Fais writes. The opposition is already demanding to find out the reasons for what happened and establish the responsibility of the authorities. According to the publication, the Sanchez government found itself "in the worst position in the midst of the election campaign." The Prime Minister continues to support Transport Minister Oscar Fuente, but has already said that two such incidents a year are "unacceptable".

El Pais: Sanchez faces political crisis due to train accidents Two high-speed passenger trains collided yesterday morning in the Spanish province of Toledo, killing at least 69 people. Moreover, just 9 months ago, in January of this year, there was another train accident in southern Spain, which claimed 45 lives. Meanwhile, there was exactly one month left before the general elections in the country, and the accident dramatically changed the political situation ahead of the vote, and "turned everything upside down," as Al Fais writes. The opposition is already demanding to find out the reasons for what happened and establish the responsibility of the authorities. According to the publication, the Sanchez government found itself "in the worst position in the midst of the election campaign." The Prime Minister continues to support Transport Minister Oscar Fuente, but has already said that two such incidents a year are "unacceptable".

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