Spain's deadly train crash tests Sánchez's election campaign
Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez had hoped to leverage widespread discontent over unaffordable housing when he called snap elections
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Deadly train crash complicates Sánchez’s Spanish election campaign
The Gazette reported on November 13 that a deadly train crash in Spain has cast a shadow over Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s election campaign. WGAU also said the crash is testing the campaign, while noting Sánchez had hoped to focus on public anger over unaffordable housing. India Times reported that he is emphasizing public services and government accountability amid recent deadly train accidents. The reports give no details about the crash or say how it may affect the election.
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