Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez admits public confidence in national rail network failing after deadly collision

Madrid, Oct 30 (UNI) Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has acknowledged that public confidence in the country's high-speed rail network has been shaken after Wednesday's train collision killed at least 69 people and injured more than 100, prompting growing scrutiny of railway safety and calls for political accountability. Sánchez said on Friday that his government was working to provide information to victims' families as quickly as possible. Those killed included people from at least 23 foreign countries. He also pledged a thorough investigation into the causes of what was Spain's second deadly train collision this year. The crash occurred shortly…