Comment by Xenoamorphous
7 hours ago
That doesn't mean we know for sure it was that, don't you think? Your comments seem very politically motivated, and you're asking others to not blame it on the train as the reasons for the accident are still unknown and at the same time you're pushing the maintenance issues narrative.
I am nos asking anything. You can think what you want. What the data that we have right now tells us is: new train built in 2022, checked 4 days ago[1], and issues on that part of the railway track for months[2].
[1]: https://elpais.com/espana/2026-01-19/el-fabricante-hitachi-r...
[2]: https://www.elespanol.com/reportajes/20260119/adif-notifico-...
Were you so quick to blame the government in the Alvia accident in Santiago? Just wait for the investigation.
The machinists were warning about issues in the curve of Angrois for a long time.
Why are you so quick on disregarding their opinion?
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