Santiago train driver “should have braked four kilometers earlier”
Statements confirm theory that locomotive was traveling too fast Authorities lower accident death toll from 80 to 78
Barcelona unveils new coach
Gerardo Martino says he will stick to playing style of predecessors
Nóos judge to probe reform work to royal couple’s house
José Castro to investigate origins of three million euros poured into Pedralbes property
Safety under fire
Investment in high-speed rail must not be made at the expense of safety measures elsewhere
This week’s movie releases
Hugh Jackman is back for his sixth outing as Wolverine
Bayona the bounty hunter
Director awarded National Cinema Prize for the success of ‘The Impossible’
"Accident. Don’t know if I’ll make it out. Stifling. Crushed"
WhatsApp messages from survivor of train crash left husband fearing the worst
Pope Francis backs the demands of protestors
The pontiff urges the youth to fight against corruption
Government toughens up punishment for drunk drivers
Cabinet also approves rules forcing young cyclists to wear helmets
Court lifts stay on sale process for Madrid hospitals
Socialist Party had called on the courts to analyze a last-minute change to the contract conditions
Benidorm's prized high-rise tower becomes a symbol of incompetence
"Bad bank" Sareb holds InTempo's financing as architects resign in frustration
I'm back
Old Europe remains stuck in the mud, entangled in its governance of the euro, with an unfavorable demography
“I had to go at 80km/h but I’m going at 190”
Rail firm Talgo confirms the locomotive was going at an “extreme speed” before derailing
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