At least 64 killed in Toledo collision
A high-speed train collision in Toledo, Spain, has resulted in at least 68 deaths. Among the casualties is former Spanish employment minister Fátima Báñez.
Why it matters
This is a major transportation disaster involving a high-profile political figure, likely to trigger investigations into rail safety standards.
A former minister is among 68 people dead after a high-speed train crash in Toledo, Spain.
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