Pedro Sánchez started his Wednesday proclaiming reasons to be “optimistic” as Spain’s election neared. Hours later, he was standing at the scene of a high-speed rail crash, explaining why at least 68 people were dead.
Pedro Sánchez started his Wednesday proclaiming reasons to be “optimistic” as Spain’s election neared. Hours later, he was standing at the scene of a high-speed rail crash, explaining why at least 68 people were dead.
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