Spain is investigating one of Europe's most serious recent rail disasters after a high-speed train collision near Urda in Toledo province killed 69 people.
A RENFE train struck the rear of a stationary IRYO train on the Madrid-Seville route.
Investigators are examining the failure of a track safety system and the subsequent decisions made by rail controllers.
The disaster has raised questions about infrastructure, human decision-making and the pressures created by increasingly busy rail networks.
It is also Spain's second deadly high-speed rail crash of the year.
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The tragedy has triggered renewed debate about how Europe's high-speed rail networks manage technology failures and emergency procedures.
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