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Investigation Into Spain's High-Speed Train Derailment and Collision Reveals Deeper Mystery: Is the "Railway Superpower" with a Network Surpassing Japan's Shinkansen Covering up Wrongdoing?
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Five months after the accident that caused the most serious crisis of the century in the railway network, the works are still underway but there is still much to be done.
In the high-speed train derailment and collision accident that occurred in Spain in January, a series of problems have come to light, including allegations that the company managing the railway infrastructure falsified records and that evidence was taken from the accident site without authorization. You can see diagrams of the accident, the various problems revealed in the investigation, and the trains running on Spain's high-speed rail system, …
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