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What caused Spain’s deadly train crash? | CNN

CNN International •
October 29, 2026 • 12:00 PM
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Dozens of people have died after a train crash in Spain, the third incident on the country’s railways this year. CNN’s Pau Mosquera explains what we know about the cause of the crash so far.

What caused Spain’s deadly train crash? | CNN

Dozens of people have died after a train crash in Spain, the third incident on the country's railways this year. CNN's Pau Mosquera explains what we know about the cause of the crash so far.

Dozens of people have died after a train crash in Spain, the third incident on the country's railways this year. CNN's Pau Mosquera explains what we know about the cause of the crash so far.

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