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Sanchez Vows Detailed Probe of Spanish Rail Crash That Killed 68
Source: Bloomberg
Transportation & LogisticsElections & Domestic Politics
A rail crash in Spain killed at least 68 people on Wednesday, making it the country's deadliest rail accident in over a decade and its second major rail accident this year. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez promised a thorough investigation.
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