In the aftermath of the disaster, emotions are still very strong in Urda, 150 km south of Madrid, where the tragedy took place.
Emotions are still very strong in Urda, 150 km south of Madrid, the day after the train disaster that occurred there.
This situation plunges Spain into mourning for the second time in less than a year, causing growing anger among the population.
Sadness for the families and the injured, whom many on site welcomed and supported, now mixes with exasperation.
The need to find solutions, explanations and reasons for this catastrophe is essential to prevent such a tragedy from happening again.
The current electoral period in the country leaves little room for doubt as to the political stakes of this new drama.
This accident comes barely nine months after that of Adamuz, which left 46 dead on the same high-speed line.
It has barely been nine months since the Adamuz accident, killing 46 people on the same high-speed line, took place.
In a Spain in mourning for the second time in less than a year, anger is brewing.