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Madrid vigil for victims becomes protest over train crash

Dozens gathered outside Madrid City Hall in Cibeles Square for a minute of silence for the 68 people killed in a high-speed train collision near Urda, Toledo province. The tribute, organised by the Spanish Federation of Municipalities and Provinces, also became a protest, with some participants calling for Transport Minister Óscar Puente to resign. More than 100 people were injured.
WHO: Dozens of mourners and protesters in Madrid
WHAT: Dozens gathered for a vigil that also became a protest over the train collision.
WHEN: Oct 28, 2026
WHERE: Madrid, Spain
WHY: The gathering was held to remember the victims of the collision; some participants also protested against the government and called for Óscar Puente to resign.

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