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Young athlete and former minister among victims of Spain train crash
L 42%C 39%R 19%
Left 22 articles
First: NBC News, 2 days ago
Words this side uses more: protestserupt
- Spain train crash leaves at least 68 dead in second major collision this year NBC News
- Spain’s 4 deadly train crashes this year, at a glance ABC News (US)
- Spanish Train Crash Death Toll Rises to 69 as Rescuers Work to Identify Victims TIME
- Protests erupt in Spain after train crash kills dozens NBC News
- Protests erupt in Spain after train crash kills dozens Reddit
- What We Know About the Deadly Train Crash in Spain The New York Times
Centre 23 articles
First: euronews (English), 1 day ago
Words this side uses more: firsttoledowreckagerailathlete
- First aerial images show scene of deadly train crash in Toledo, Spain euronews (English)
- Spain: First footage reveals wreckage of deadly high-speed train crash euronews (English)
- Spain: Rescuers search mangled train wreckage near Toledo euronews (English)
- At least 68 dead after two high-speed trains collide in Spain The Globe and Mail
- Spain: Madrid mourns train crash victims as rescuers work through the night euronews (English)
- Europe Today: Second high-speed rail disaster in nine months leaves Spain in grief euronews (English)
- Spain train crash: PM Sanchez calls for investigation as 3 days of mourning begins DW News
Right 9 articles
First: RT, 2 days ago
Words this side uses more: videoshigh-speeddozensdisaster
- Dozens killed in Spanish high-speed train collision (VIDEOS) RT
- Spain high-speed railway crash kills at least 68 after train stopped on tracks Fox News
- Spain’s Second High-Speed Train Crash This Year Leaves Dozens Dead The Wall Street Journal
- Fury erupts outside Spanish Transport Ministry after train disaster (VIDEOS) RT
- Spain begins 3 days of mourning after high-speed train disaster South China Morning Post
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