At least 68 people were killed in another train disaster in Spain. Now, the public is demanding the government’s resignation. Over a thousand nationalists gathered outside the Ministry of Transportation in Madrid, but the protest ended with police using stun grenades and tear gas.
Wednesday’s train collision near Urda in Toledo has sparked fierce protests against Spain’s Socialist-led government. Following two fatal train accidents in nine months, calls for political accountability and safer railways are growing. Nationalist organizations have taken the lead in the protests against the government and the transportation minister. Óscar Puente.
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