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'Resume at Normal Speed': Chilling Order Given To Train Driver Before Deadly Spain Rail Crash

Audio published by El País indicates a Renfe train was cleared to resume normal-speed running before colliding with a stationary Iryo service near Urda, killing at least 69 people

International Business Times UK · Oct 30

'Feels like being hit by a bus': Rib remodelling beauty surgery on the rise

PRESS REVIEW – Thursday, October 29: Spanish papers discuss Wednesday's deadly train collision. The New York Times investigates whether a "safest seat" in the event of a train crash exists. Next, we look at a report about "the shocking rise of rib remodelling". We end with some photos from the…

France 24 · Oct 29

Spain train crash: What happened in the 17 minutes before the collision?

An IT failure halted several trains on the Madrid–Seville high-speed line, but the crash came after Adif’s control centre authorised an AVE to resume its journey. Investigators are examining what caused the collision, which killed 69 people.

Euronews · Oct 29

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Spain train crash: Audio reveals chilling exchange before deadly collision

According to the recordings published by Spanish outlets including El País and RTVE, a technical problem had disrupted the automatic signalling system, forcing trains on the affected stretch to stop. The system helps control train movements and prevents trains from entering sections of track when it may be unsafe to…

The Times of India · Oct 29

'People Were Thrown From the Train': Survivor Recalls Deadly High-Speed Rail Collision Near Toledo

At least 64 people died after a Renfe high-speed train collided with a stationary Iryo service near Toledo, while survivors described the impact and rescue efforts continued

International Business Times UK · Oct 28

Eyewitnesses describe Spain crash: Survivors recall terror and injuries; regional disaster plan activated

"The train never braked, and I felt that with every millisecond that passed," one of the survivors of the Spain train crash said, describing the ordeal. The collision between two high-speed trains near Urda in Spain’s Toledo province on Wednesday morning killed at least 68 people and left dozens injured.

The Times of India · Oct 28

Death toll rises to 68 with dozens injured after high-speed train collision in Spain – as it happened

Pedro Sánchez says the government will act with urgency to ‘clarify what has happened, why this tragedy occurred’

The Guardian - UK · Oct 28

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Jihadists reportedly urge attacks during protests in Portugal and Spain

Spanish newspaper El País has obtained what it identifies as an Interior Ministry report detailing calls for attacks on police officers and protesters during weeks-long demonstrations in several European countries.

Euronews · Oct 23

Poll: Bobby Pulido Appears Poised to Flip the 15th Congressional District

The South Texas-based district went for Trump by 18 points in 2024.

Texas Observer · Oct 21

Europe's far right is done with Trump

So much for the transatlantic MAGA bromance. Europe's anti-immigrant, quasi-fascist parties are ready to move on

Salon · Oct 19

Gracie Bon Defends Panama Earthquake Rubble Photos After Critics Accuse Her of Staging a Photoshoot

Panamanian model Gracie Bon has defended posting posed photographs among earthquake-damaged buildings, saying her visit aimed to help affected families and encourage donations.

International Business Times UK · Oct 13

American entrepreneur buys abandoned Spanish village for €310,000, plans revival

Picture an entire village standing silent above a river, its houses empty, its school without pupils and its bar without customers. Now picture an American couple walking through it and deciding to bring it back to life. That is the story of Salto de Castro, a settlement in western Spain…

The Times of India · Oct 12

El Hijo de Fishman Arrested After Referee Dies During Mexico Wrestling Match

Mexican wrestler El Hijo de Fishman has been arrested in connection with the death of 75-year-old referee Gerardo Germán Pineda, known in the ring as "El Búho," during a lucha libre event in Hidalgo.

Latin Times · Oct 9

Evicted pensioner Maricarmen, symbol of Spain's housing crisis, dies at 87

PRESS REVIEW – Thursday, October 8: Maricarmen, the evicted Spanish pensioner who became the face of Spain's housing crisis, dies in hospital. Also, France braces for "Act Four" of high school student protests against dilapidated schools and poor staff presence. Finally, actress Zendaya sparks a row over etiquette at Paris…

France 24 · Oct 8

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Latin Times · Oct 2

U.S. Exports to Cuba Surge 61% as Island Grows More Dependent on Washington

U.S. exports to Cuba reached nearly $700 million as a 61% surge in American food, fuel, and consumer goods helps fill the void left by halted Venezuelan oil shipments and tightening Washington sanctions.

Latin Times · Sep 28

Ceuta Crisis Explained: What the Madrid March and Spain's Planned Decree Mean for Asylum Seekers

Madrid march over Ceuta drew 20,000 by the government's count, 180,000 by organizers'. Here is what the demands, and a draft returns decree, mean.

Latin Times · Sep 21

Questions Grow Over Whether Mexico's Record 59 Million-Liter Fuel Seizure Was All Illegal

The record seizure was announced without arrests as authorities work to establish the fuel's ownership and origin.

The Times of India · Sep 8

Hair Booms Trap Pollutants: Chile non-profit turns waste into water filter; Laguna Verde trial traps 15 kg

In an innovative environmental effort, Matter of Trust Chile utilized hair booms and mats to cleanse pollutants, successfully capturing fifteen kilograms of greywater impurities in Laguna Verde. This initiative highlights the clever recycling of hair from salons and pet grooming as a low-cost method to purify waterways, leveraging the natural…

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France 24 · Sep 1

Alejandro Betancourt, the controversial Venezuelan oil tycoon Trump is banking on

US President Donald Trump on Friday announced "the biggest oil deal in world history" – a new deal with Venezuela for "65 billion barrels of oil". Washington is set to take a 35 percent stake in North American Blue Energy Partners, which is owned by controversial Venezuelan oil tycoon Alejandro…

The Guardian - UK · Aug 30

The president and the penthouse: how Madrid’s government spent €6.3m on a temporary ‘office’

Saga surrounding purchase for outspoken rightwing regional leader Isabel Díaz Ayuso refuses to go away

France 24 · Aug 26

'In Ceuta, they are eating the cats': Fake images and a persistent rumour

Cats “massacred” in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta? Three weeks after thousands of migrants crossed the border into Ceuta, Spanish websites and social media users are claiming that the migrants who have stayed are killing cats. But all of the dead cat photos that have been shared so far are…

Cycling News · Aug 24

Vuelta a España places restrictions on its own content creator amid backlash over interactions with Tadej Pogačar and others

Erola Jons will have her access to riders limited after backlash to her actions during race's opening stages

Latin Times · Aug 24

Who Is Jesús Vázquez? Meet the Spanish LGBTQ TV Legend Hosting Premios Juventud 2026 with Alejandra Espinoza and Clarissa Molina

Jesús Vázquez may be a new face for some Univision viewers, but the presenter joining Alejandra Espinoza and Clarissa Molina at Premios Juventud is hardly a newcomer. He is one of Spain's most recognizable television personalities, a Guinness World Record holder and an LGBTQ trailblazer whose career spans more than…

The Economic Times · Aug 24

Abandoned since 1989, American buys Spanish village for $363,000 as he plans $7 million tourism revival with 44 homes, church, school and bar

Abandoned since 1989, Spain’s Salto de Castro village has a new owner after American Jason Lee Beckwith bought the historic settlement for €310,000 ($363,000). He plans to invest up to $7 million to restore its 44 homes, church, school and bar and turn the deserted village into a tourism and…

Latin Times · Aug 21

Sheinbaum Calls for Investigations Into 17 Mexican Migrant Deaths: 'There Are Simply Too Many Cases'

Mexico has filed 20 complaints with U.S. authorities but has received substantive information in only a fraction of them, according to the country's Foreign Affairs Undersecretary

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