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EN DIRECT, accident entre deux trains en Espagne : au moins 68 morts, trois jours de deuil national et des minutes de silence organisées à travers le pays

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Le Monde
“EN DIRECT, accident entre deux trains en Espagne : au moins 68 morts, trois jours de deuil national et des minutes de silence organisées à travers le pays”

La collision a eu lieu mercredi matin sur la ligne ferroviaire reliant Madrid à l’Andalousie. Selon la porte-parole du gouvernement régional de Castille-La Manche, le train de la Renfe, la compagnie nationale, transportait 397 passagers, et celui de la compagnie privée Iryo, 147 passagers.

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Correio da Manhã
“Minuto de silêncio em Madrid pelas vítimas de acidente ferroviário acompanhado com protestos”

Dezenas de pessoas reuniram-se, esta quarta-feira, junto à Câmara Municipal de Madrid para cumprir um minuto de silêncio em homenagem às vítimas do acidente ferroviário perto de Toledo, que fez pelo menos 68 mortos. Nas proximidades ocorreram protestos contra o governo, com alguns participantes a exigirem a demissão do ministro dos transportes.

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