Train Accident Survivor's Emotional Response

Miguel, will you ever get back on a train, or is it

something you still—

No fucking way. No way. I mean, there’s no

way I’m getting on a train.

You’re scared.

Yes, but there are no words for what

happened.

There are no words, because I can understand that there are mistakes,

of course, like in

everything. And if we’d derailed and another train had

come from behind, well,

you understand that it shouldn’t happen, but it can happen.

But the problem is that we were stopped for a full fifteen minutes.

How could they not warn the train behind us?

I mean, in a country like Spain, how can we allow this?

No, I honestly can’t wrap my head around

how there can be nearly seventy victims, I don’t know how many people injured.

No one takes responsibility here, some blame some, others blame others,

no one takes

responsibility. There… there's no maintenance.

It's, it's, it's tremendous. I'm going to risk my life over things that

are in the

hands of these people. I'm certainly not.

You're alive, which is the most important thing, especially after what you've seen and

the

figures we have at the moment, which are at least 68 people

dead, but they, they could be more, because the

work in the area continues.

And we're sending you a very big hug, Miguel.

Thank you so much.

Hope everything goes very well.

Thank you very much. Have a good night. Thank you.

Thank you very much.