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Spain’s Deadly Train Crash Rocks Sanchez’s Tough Reelection Bid
Source: Bloomberg
Natural Disasters & WeatherTransportation & LogisticsElections & Domestic Politics
A high-speed rail crash in Spain killed at least 68 people, and Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez addressed the scene hours after expressing optimism ahead of the election. The report gives no further details on the cause, economic effects, or market reaction.
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