At least 68 people died when one train hit another.

It is Spain’s third fatal rail crash this year, after 46 died in January.

After a signalling failure halted traffic, a controller cleared the Renfe train past a red light at about 200km/h.

Transport minister Óscar Puente promised a full investigation into why the controller cleared the train.

How each outlet framed it

drawn from 2050+ reports worldwide

The New York Times leans critical
BBC leans critical
relays the Renfe driver's account and the minister's 'error' claim, with passenger Roberto Gómez describing the destroyed carriage
CNN International leans critical
ties the crash to both a computer failure and human error, putting the LZB safety system fault at the centre of the cause

Sources: The New York Times, BBC, CNN International