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Spain’s rail safety system went down before a crash that killed 69 — its transport minister calls 170 outages this year ‘normal’

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Spain’s transport minister has laid most of the blame on a traffic controller’s poor judgment for Wednesday's collision in Toledo province, which killed 69 people.

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