Deadly Crashes Put Spain’s High-Speed Rail Network Under Scrutiny
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At least 69 people died near Toledo after a computer failure disabled a 1992 signaling system and officials authorized a train onto a track where another had stopped. Two crashes have killed more than 100 people in eight months, making rail safety an issue before Spain’s Nov. 29 election.
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