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Spain’s deadly train crashes have damaged public confidence in the system

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The GuardianSpain’s deadly train crashes have damaged public confidence in the system
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Pedro Sánchez and his socialist-led coalition government are racing to rebuild trust ahead of a snap election, but the task they face is immense • Don’t get This Is Europe delivered to your inbox? Sign up here A week ago today, for the second time in nine…

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