A deadly train crash has occurred in Spain, according to Al Jazeera English. The outlet reported that Spain is holding an election on 29 November. According to Al Jazeera English, the crash has upended the election campaign. The outlet said public attention has moved away from housing and toward security. Where and when the crash took place, how many people died or were injured, and what caused it are not yet known. How the parties have responded is also not yet known. What specific security issues are now at the centre of the campaign is not yet known either.
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Al Jazeera English: Deadly Spain train crash has upended election campaign
Outlet says public attention has moved from housing to security; it reports Spain votes on 29 November
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- Al Jazeera English reports a deadly train crash in Spain.
- The outlet reports that Spain is holding an election on 29 November.
- According to the outlet, the crash has upended the campaign, moving attention from housing to security.
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- Al Jazeera EnglishSpain’s deadly train crash redraws electoral battle lines