Legislative in Spain: "The railway disaster will accentuate mistrust of Pedro Sanchez"

Spain is still bruised after the new railway disaster on Wednesday, October 28: two trains collided south of Madrid, and the latest provisional toll is 74 dead. On Thursday, October 29, the country began a three-day period of national mourning to pay tribute to the victims. This is the second such accident in less than a year and it affects the confidence of Spaniards.Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez says he wants to "shed light" on this tragedy that is shaking the current election campaign. Deciphering the political consequences, one month before the early parliamentary elections, with Maria Elisa Alonso, lecturer at the University of Lorraine and specialist in political parties in Spain.