All 69 victims of Spain train crash identified, authorities say
All 69 people who died in last week's train accident in Spain have been identified, Spanish authorities say.
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Spanish footballer Jesús de Miguel suffers cardiac arrest after collision in second-division match
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Sixty-six of 69 victims identified after deadly train crash in Spain
Sixty-six of the 69 victims of last week’s train crash in Spain have been identified. Most of them were Spanish citizens.
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Tadej Pogacar says he’s glad to be alive after crash left him with three broken vertebrae
The injuries Tadej Pogacar suffered in a crash in Spain in August were worse than the cycling star - and his doctors - could have imagined. “When I saw that I had three broken vertebrae, I thought: I’m just happy to be alive, or even to be able to stand up,” the Slovenian told The Athletic.
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Increasingly desperate relatives are complaining about the lack of information from authorities after Wednesday’s serious train accident in Spain. More than 60 people have been reported missing, and 69 people have been confirmed dead.
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How Spain’s Train Disaster Could Shape the Upcoming Election Campaign
More than 60 people died in Wednesday’s collision between two high-speed trains in Spain. Spain expert Thomas Gustafsson believes the fatal accident could be used to score political points in the upcoming parliamentary election. “It’s clear that the opposition will try to blame the government,” he tells TT.
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The high ticket prices for this summer’s World Cup drew heavy criticism. But FIFA can laugh all the way to the bank. According to The Times, ticket revenue totaled 50 billion kronor.
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