WorldWe visited the scene of Spain’s deadly train crash — here’s what we saw

The death toll from Spain’s high-speed rail disaster has reached 69 as authorities continue identifying victims. The country began three days of mourning, while protesters gathered outside the transport ministry to demand accountability. A Madrid-to-Seville train struck a stationary train on Wednesday morning. It was the second crash on the line in a year; 46 people died in Adamuz in January.