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Spain's King Felipe visits site of deadly train crash
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January 20, 2026
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0:41Now PlayingSpain is still in shock after one of Europe's deadliest train crashes on the country's extensive high-speed rail network left at least 42 people dead.
Spain's King Felipe visited the site of the tragedy and spoke to residents, including 16-year-old Julio Rodriguez, who with his mother and a friend was one of the first to reach the scene of the accident.
Experts say a faulty rail joint may be key to determining the cause of the derailment that led to the collision between two trains.
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