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The front page of El Mundo prominently features the aftermath of a train accident in Urda, Spain, including details on the timeline, victims, and potential causes. Other top stories include political commentary on upcoming elections, a report on a transport ministry official's alleged omission…
A train accident in Urda is being extensively covered, with reports detailing the 22 minutes leading up to the tragedy, two warnings from the train operator, and eight unanswered questions. The accident resulted in 69 deaths and many injured.
An interview with Santiago Abascal, who states that attempting to convince the public that the Urda train accident was a human error and exposing a worker is a 'mean trick'. Abascal is the only candidate not suspending his campaign agenda.
The director's letter discusses the Urda train accident and the 'price of discord' associated with it.
A testimony from a resident living near the Urda train accident site, who has grown accustomed to trains stopping unexpectedly at her home over the past two years.
The Popular Party (PP) plans to combine a 'policy for adults' with direct attacks on Prime Minister Sánchez, stating that it is the 'Feijóo moment' and they are waiting to form the government.
Adif, the Spanish railway infrastructure administrator, allegedly hid the contract extension for the section of the track where the Urda accident occurred from its transparency records.
A civil guard named Salvador rescued Almudena from the train wreckage in Urda, attributing the success to his brotherhood and stating she was the only one who emerged alive from the wagon.
This report analyzes the 25-kilometer stretch of track where the train involved in the Urda accident was not stopped, despite potential issues.
King Mohammed VI of Morocco has undergone surgery in Paris.
An opinion piece titled 'The barbarians are us' reflecting on societal issues.
