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‘Madrid-Andalucia AVE Is Not Safe’: Junta President Promises Review Of All Train Tracks In Andalucia After ‘114 People Lose Their Lives’ On Them In 2026

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Wizz Air Abre Dos Nuevas Rutas Aéreas Entre Madrid, Sevilla Y Málaga Ante El Bloqueo Del Tren Por El Accidente De Urda

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Wizz Air anunció este sábado dos nuevas rutas nacionales que conectarán Madrid con Málaga y Sevilla a partir del próximo 6 de noviembre. Según informó la aerolínea, las nuevas conexiones pretenden facilitar los desplazamientos entre ambas regiones tras la interrupción del tráfico ferroviario provocada por el accidente registrado esta semana en la línea de alta velocidad Madrid-Andalucía.

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Satirical Market Stalls, Flaming Witches’ Brew And Zombie Marches – How Different Parts Of Spain Celebrate Halloween

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Halloween in SpainTraditionally however, it is the day after Halloween – All Saints Day – that holds special significance across Spain.

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Inside Spain: Fatal Catastrophes Appear To Be Happening Too Often

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Alex Dunham – alex.dunham@thelocal.com

Published: 31 Oct, 2026 CET. Updated: Sat 31 Oct 2026 12:12 CET

Inside Spain: Fatal catastrophes appear to be happening too often
A Red Cross volunteer conforts a woman outside a support centre for relatives of missing victims, following the train crash between a high-speed Renfe AVE train and an Iryo train in Urda, Toledo. (Photo by Oscar DEL POZO / AFP)

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On the eve of the second anniversary of Valencia’s devastating floods, the country was rattled by its second major train collision this year. Is Spain more prone to natural and human-caused disasters than its European neighbours, and if so, why?

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