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A recent train tragedy in Spain, resulting in 69 deaths, has intensified pressure on Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's government ahead of upcoming elections. This incident follows another deadly accident near Córdoba just nine months prior, raising concerns about the safety of the railway system. The investigation into the Toledo accident is ongoing, with early indications pointing to human error as a potential cause. The opposition party, Popular Party, has called for the resignation of the Transport Minister. Public trust in both the railway system and government institutions has been severely shaken, complicating Sánchez's electoral prospects, which were already dim before the incident. Recent polls suggest a lead for the Popular Party, potentially forming a coalition with the far-right Vox party.