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According to Spain's Ministry of Transport, at least 74 people died in the disaster in Toledo province — the earlier reported figure was 69 dead. The royal couple cancelled engagements and visited the injured at the hospital in Toledo, and three days of national mourning have been declared in the country. The investigation into the causes is ongoing.
Aziz KarimovThe crash on the Madrid–Seville line near Urda claimed the lives of at least 69 people — the second major disaster on this route in nine months. The leak of dispatcher audio recordings and accusations against the transport minister have increased pressure on Sánchez's government ahead of the snap election. The accident on the Madrid–Seville line near Urda claimed the lives of at least 69 people — the second major disaster on this route in nine months. The leak of dispatch audio recordings and accusations against the transport minister increased pressure on Sánchez's government ahead of the early elections.
Aziz KarimovThe opposition People's Party distributed a video featuring digital doubles of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's wife and other Socialists allegedly confessing to wrongdoing. The clip garnered nearly two million views; the ruling party accused the opposition of disinformation, one of the women featured filed a complaint, and the opposition calls the video political satire.
Aziz KarimovA tent camp on Madrid's Puerta del Sol square, which emerged on 26 September after the eviction of an 87-year-old pensioner, marks one month and has become the center of protests against rising housing prices. Sánchez's government failed to pass two urgent housing laws through parliament, leading to the scheduling of early elections for 29 November.
Javlon TursunovSpain's Foreign Ministry 'resolutely' condemned Javier Milei's words, who at a business forum in Madrid called Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez an 'incorrigible dictator', a 'criminal and a thief', as well as, according to the ministry, a call to violence. Madrid stated that it does not accept external interference. Sánchez replied that he is proud to be 'left-wing'.
Javlon TursunovSpanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced a €45 million ($50.4 million) package of measures to build university residences and a new student rights statute, which the Council of Ministers is to approve on Tuesday. The programme is expected to create nearly 2,000 new dormitory places in its first phase.
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