00:01Spain has observed a third day of national mourning following a deadly train collision in Oda, Toledo that claimed the
00:09lives of at least 69 people earlier this week.
00:13Residents and local officials gathered on Saturday in a Spanish village near the site of the collision for a memorial
00:20mass honoring the victims.
00:22The pews inside the San Juan Bautista Church were packed, while dozens more people gathered outside to listen to the
00:31service, some wiping away tears.
00:33Wednesday's crash was Spain's second such disaster this year and one of Europe's deadliest.
00:39It occurred on a key line linking Madrid to the southern city of Sevilla.
00:44Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, who is battling unfavorable polls before a November 29th general election, has conceded that trust in
00:53the high-speed network was shattered, but again vowed to offer solutions to avoid further such accidents.
