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Duas tragédias na rede de alta velocidade espanhola em nove meses

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CNN Portugal
“Duas tragédias na alta velocidade espanhola em apenas nove meses”

Em janeiro deste ano, em Adamuz, na província de Córdova, 46 pessoas morreram após colisão entre um comboio da Renfe e da Iryo

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Correio da Manhã
“Duas tragédias na rede de alta velocidade espanhola em nove meses”

Com um balanço de 46 mortos e 152 feridos, o acidente de Adamuz continua a ser investigado pela autoridade ferroviária.

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El País
“Las líneas de alta velocidad española vuelven a teñirse de sangre”

Al menos 68 personas han perdido la vida en una nueva colisión de trenes en la línea Madrid-Sevilla. Expertos consultados plantean: “¿Si se permite que el error de un solo hombre provoque decenas de víctimas, es un fallo del hombre o del sistema?"

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