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CBS News and PJ Media describe the same event in different terms.
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Different Spin. The left frames it as "Spain train crash latest: Desperate search for people trapped in wreckage as at least 68...". The right frames it as "Day in Photos: Protest in Indonesia, Spain Train Accident, and Sudan Drone Strike".
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Two trains ploughed into each other on the high-speed line between Madrid and Andalusia causing carriages to leave the tracks and roll down an embankment
At least 68 were killed in Spain's second major train disaster of the year. Two high-speed trains collided, derailing at least two carriages. Leigh Kiniry reports.
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There is shock, anger and mourning in Spain after the second fatal train crash this year. At least 68 people have died in what is now the deadliest collision there in more than a decade. Wi...
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The crash, between a moving train and another that was stopped further up the track, was caused by an "inexplicable" error, the transport minister said.
Two high-speed trains travelling between Madrid and Seville collided in the second major rail catastrophe in Spain this year
Spanish officials reported at least 68 people killed, and another 58 were receiving treatment at local hospitals