The Urda tragedy faces a long road ahead of justice
The precedents of Angrois, Spanair, the Valencia Metro and Adamuz suggest that the investigation will be prolonged for years.
A day after a train crash in Urda, Toledo, killed at least 69 people, the courts in nearby Orgaz, a town of 2,600 inhabitants, were relatively calm. A notice on the door with contact numbers for Renfe and Oryo, the companies operating the trains involved, and two plainclothes Guardia Civil agents were present. The courts, housed in an 18th-century building, are the centre of the judicial investigation into the accident.
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