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Revista digital · Nº 758 · january 2026

Varden, the pain and tragedy of Adamuz

The Adamuz train accident has once again reminded us, in a brutal way, of our fragility and the way we deal with pain when it bursts into our own lives.

Álvaro Gil Ruiz

January 27, 2026

3 min read

Erik Varden

Parece que las revueltas sociales o las tragedias ocurren lejos… en Venezuela, Groenlandia, Ucrania, Irán, Este del Congo,… Hasta que te toca a ti de cerca, como a los afectados por la DANA, o los del mayor accidente ferroviario de la Alta Velocidad Española, acaecido el domingo 18 de enero por la tarde en Adamuz....

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