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Accidente ferroviario eleva la presión electoral en España
Source: Bloomberg
Transportation & LogisticsElections & Domestic PoliticsInfrastructure & Defense
Spain's deadliest rail accident in more than a decade occurred one month before elections, intensifying scrutiny of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez. Rail safety and the deterioration of public infrastructure are gaining prominence in the political debate; the article gives no casualty figures or market reaction.
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