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Feb 4 • 03:13 UTC • 🇪🇸 Spain • ABC

The EU warned in 2022 about the 'end of life' of the tracks of the line where the accident occurred in Adamuz

The European Union indicated in 2022 that the tracks involved in the train accident in Adamuz were at the end of their useful life, while the European Investment Bank provided a 90 million loan to ensure safety standards on the Madrid-Sevilla route.

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