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Spanish authorities have identified the 69 victims of the collision between two high-speed trains: 54 were Spanish and 15 were foreign nationals from the United States, Australia, Japan, Argentina, Canada, France, Mexico, Portugal, the Czech Republic and Tunisia. Preliminary information indicates that a fault in an information system was followed by an erroneous instruction for one train to resume its journey, causing it to collide with a stationary train about 150 kilometres south of Madrid. The train was travelling at between 160 and 200 kilometres per hour. Investigations are ongoing to establish the circumstances of the accident and whether human error was involved.
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