Sánchez Announces Aid Shield for Urda Train Accident Survivors
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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced a 'shield of aid' for the victims of the Urda train accident, promising to use 'all means' to clarify the causes of the collision. One survivor, Ignacio Relaño, criticized the management of railway infrastructures and political leaders in an interview on 'Horizon'. He believes that these infrastructures should be led by specialized professionals rather than people chosen for political reasons. Relaño also shared his experience during the journey and recalled a strange stop between Madrid and Toledo. Another survivor, Daniel, spoke on 'En Boca De Todos', stating that if the AVE hadn't braked, the outcome would have been much worse.
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