Spain's latest deadly train crash puts human error, systemic failure under scrutiny
URDA, Spain — Was Spain’s second major train collision in nine months caused by human error, or did it stem from deeper problems in its once- vaunted high-speed rail network? Transport Minister Óscar Puente has blamed a traffic controller’s poor judgment for much of what went wrong in Wednesday’s collision in Toledo province, which killed at least 69 people. Railway unions have pushed back,…
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