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Renfe and Ouigo trains in Seville-Santa Justa. © MIGUEL BUSTOS.

Madrid-Seville high-speed line to reopen on 14 February

Flash

10-02-2026

Machinery working to repair the track in Adamuz. X ÓSCAR PUENTE.

Reconstruction work begins in Adamuz

News

31-01-2026

Wheel off the track after leaving the track at 268 km/h. CIAF REPORT.

In 2017, an AVE train derailed at 268 km/h in Brazatortas

Incidents

28-08-2025

High-speed train of the 121 series making the MD Madrid-Jaén by conventional track (CC BY SA) ANDRÉS GÓMEZ-Flickr. Cropped image.

Spain calls for tenders for a study to link Madrid with Jaén via high-speed through Córdoba

Flash

21-07-2025

Material seized during the arrest of the alleged thieves. © GUARDIA CIVIL.

Guardia Civil arrests suspected Andalusian HSL cable thieves on 4 May

Flash

4-07-2025

Series 104 trains for Renfe's Avant service at Toledo station (CC BY SA) PHIL RICHARDS-Flickr. Cropped image

Contact wire melting caused the 30 June incidence in Andalusian HSL

News, Passenger

3-07-2025

Avant Madrid-Puertollano, one of the services affected yesterday and today, served with a 104 series train. (CC BY SA) PABLO NIETO ABAD-Wikimedia Commons. Image cropped.

A catenary failure interrupts the Madrid-Andalusia high-speed line for almost 15 hours

News

1-07-2025

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