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Forty people are confirmed dead after an Iryo train traveling from Málaga to Madrid derailed near Adamuz and collided with a Renfe train traveling from Madrid to Huelva on Sunday, at around 7:45 p.m. local time. Emergency services treated 122 people for injuries, with 41 still in hospital. Eleven adults and one child are in intensive care, and rescue efforts continue.

Forty people are confirmed dead after an Iryo train traveling from Málaga to Madrid derailed near Adamuz and collided with a Renfe train traveling from Madrid to Huelva on Sunday, at around 7:45 p.m. local time. Emergency services treated 122 people for injuries, with 41 still in hospital. Eleven adults and one child are in intensive care, and rescue efforts continue.

The Iryo train, carrying around 300 passengers, derailed and crossed onto an adjacent track, where it struck the oncoming Renfe train, which had approximately 200 passengers on board and was traveling at around 200 kilometers per hour at the time of impact.

The Iryo train, carrying around 300 passengers, derailed and crossed onto an adjacent track, where it struck the oncoming Renfe train, which had approximately 200 passengers on board and was traveling at around 200 kilometers per hour at the time of impact.

The 27-year-old driver of the Renfe train was among the fatalities. Rescue operations were complicated by the carriages' deteriorated condition, as the front two cars of the Renfe train plunged down an embankment after the collision.

The 27-year-old driver of the Renfe train was among the fatalities. Rescue operations were complicated by the carriages' deteriorated condition, as the front two cars of the Renfe train plunged down an embankment after the collision.

Passengers reported that the impact felt like "an earthquake," and many had to break train windows with emergency hammers to escape. Emergency services deployed five mobile intensive care units and set up a field hospital at the scene in Adamuz station.

Passengers reported that the impact felt like "an earthquake," and many had to break train windows with emergency hammers to escape. Emergency services deployed five mobile intensive care units and set up a field hospital at the scene in Adamuz station.

Transport Minister Óscar Puente described the accident as "extremely strange," as it occurred on a straight stretch of track renovated in May. The Iryo train involved was barely four years old and passed a Jan. 15 inspection. While no official cause has been identified, investigators reportedly discovered a faulty rail joint, though Puente claimed this was caused by the accident. President of the Association of Road Engineers, José Trigueros, said his preliminary analysis suggested "failure of the undercarriage of the back units" of the Iryo train.

Transport Minister Óscar Puente described the accident as "extremely strange," as it occurred on a straight stretch of track renovated in May. The Iryo train involved was barely four years old and passed a Jan. 15 inspection. While no official cause has been identified, investigators reportedly discovered a faulty rail joint, though Puente claimed this was caused by the accident. President of the Association of Road Engineers, José Trigueros, said his preliminary analysis suggested "failure of the undercarriage of the back units" of the Iryo train.

Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said Spain was enduring "a night of deep pain" and cleared his schedule for Monday to address the tragedy. He declared three days of mourning and canceled his trip to the World Economic Forum in Davos, vowing to "find out the truth" with "absolute transparency and clarity." All rail services between Madrid and Andalusia were suspended on Monday, affecting thousands of passengers.

Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said Spain was enduring "a night of deep pain" and cleared his schedule for Monday to address the tragedy. He declared three days of mourning and canceled his trip to the World Economic Forum in Davos, vowing to "find out the truth" with "absolute transparency and clarity." All rail services between Madrid and Andalusia were suspended on Monday, affecting thousands of passengers.

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At least 21 people died, and approximately 73 to 100 others were injured after an Iryo train traveling from Malaga to Madrid derailed near Adamuz and collided with a Renfe train traveling from Madrid to Huelva on Sunday, around 7:40 to 7:45 p.m. local time.

At least 21 people died, and approximately 73 to 100 others were injured after an Iryo train traveling from Malaga to Madrid derailed near Adamuz and collided with a Renfe train traveling from Madrid to Huelva on Sunday, around 7:40 to 7:45 p.m. local time.

The Iryo train, carrying around 300 passengers, derailed and crossed onto an adjacent track, where it struck the oncoming Renfe train, which had approximately 100 passengers on board and was traveling at around 200 kilometers per hour at the time of impact.

The Iryo train, carrying around 300 passengers, derailed and crossed onto an adjacent track, where it struck the oncoming Renfe train, which had approximately 100 passengers on board and was traveling at around 200 kilometers per hour at the time of impact.

Transport Minister Óscar Puente described the accident as "extremely strange," as it occurred on a straight stretch of track renovated in May and supposedly in perfect condition. The Iryo train involved was barely four years old.

Transport Minister Óscar Puente described the accident as "extremely strange," as it occurred on a straight stretch of track renovated in May and supposedly in perfect condition. The Iryo train involved was barely four years old.

Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said Spain was enduring "a night of deep pain" and cleared his schedule for Monday to address the tragedy. All rail services between Madrid and Andalusia were suspended on Monday, affecting thousands of passengers.

Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said Spain was enduring "a night of deep pain" and cleared his schedule for Monday to address the tragedy. All rail services between Madrid and Andalusia were suspended on Monday, affecting thousands of passengers.

The Sánchez government has acted swiftly following the catastrophic high-speed train crash near Córdoba, coordinating rescue efforts and emergency response with regional authorities. The entire country mourns this immense tragedy as the state is providing full support to victims and families, deploying medical units and stabilising services and ensuring a thorough investigation into the cause to strengthen safety on Spain's celebrated rail network.

The Sánchez government has acted swiftly following the catastrophic high-speed train crash near Córdoba, coordinating rescue efforts and emergency response with regional authorities. The entire country mourns this immense tragedy as the state is providing full support to victims and families, deploying medical units and stabilising services and ensuring a thorough investigation into the cause to strengthen safety on Spain's celebrated rail network.

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This preventable disaster exposes years of infrastructure neglect while the government squandered hundreds of millions on foreign train systems instead of fixing domestic rail safety. Taxpayer money got funneled into progressive agenda items rather than critical maintenance that could have saved over 20 lives. Misplaced priorities and financial mismanagement directly contributed to families losing loved ones on their way home.

This preventable disaster exposes years of infrastructure neglect while the government squandered hundreds of millions on foreign train systems instead of fixing domestic rail safety. Taxpayer money got funneled into progressive agenda items rather than critical maintenance that could have saved over 20 lives. Misplaced priorities and financial mismanagement directly contributed to families losing loved ones on their way home.

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This preventable disaster exposes years of infrastructure neglect while the government squandered hundreds of millions on foreign train systems instead of fixing domestic rail safety. Taxpayer money got funneled into progressive agenda items rather than critical maintenance that could have saved over 40 lives. Misplaced priorities and financial mismanagement directly contributed to families losing loved ones on their way home.

This preventable disaster exposes years of infrastructure neglect while the government squandered hundreds of millions on foreign train systems instead of fixing domestic rail safety. Taxpayer money got funneled into progressive agenda items rather than critical maintenance that could have saved over 40 lives. Misplaced priorities and financial mismanagement directly contributed to families losing loved ones on their way home.

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