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西班牙致命列车事故给桑切斯的连任竞选增添新的变数Spain’s deadly train crash adds new complication to Sanchez’s re-election campaign

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西班牙托莱多省发生致命列车事故,造成68人死亡,重创了首相佩德罗·桑切斯的提前大选竞选活动,迫使他面对公众对铁路安全及可能存在的投资不足的愤怒。

Spain’s deadly train crash in Toledo killed 68 people and hit Pedro Sanchez’s snap election campaign, forcing him to face anger over rail safety and possible underinvestment.

桑切斯承诺展开调查,并表示将修复任何查明的失职;反对派则要求追责并对铁路网进行全面审查。

Sanchez promised an investigation and said any failures would be fixed, while opponents demanded accountability and a full review of the network.

公众对高铁的信任薄弱,民调显示大多数西班牙人对安全性存疑,这起事故可能将桑切斯的交通建设政绩从资产变为负资产。

Public trust in high-speed rail is weak, with polls showing most Spaniards doubt safety, and the crash may turn Sanchez’s transport record from an asset into a liability.

AI生成 马德里——西班牙首相桑切斯原本指望借一名八旬老人被驱逐后死亡引发的公众愤怒浪潮,在提前大选中赢得连任,但10月28日发生的致命列车事故给其竞选活动造成严重打击。

AI generated MADRID – Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez had hoped to ride a wave of public anger over the eviction of an octogenarian, who later died, to win re-election in a snap election, but the deadly train crash on Oct 28 has dealt a serious blow to his campaign.

托莱多省发生的这起事故造成68人死亡,距离同一线路另一起致命事故仅过去九个月,导致专家和公众指责桑切斯政府在多年快速扩张铁路网络后,对铁路基础设施投资不足。

The accident in Toledo province killed 68 people and came just nine months after another deadly crash on the same line, leading to accusations from experts and the public of underinvestment in railway infrastructure under Sanchez’s government after years of rapid network expansion.

24岁的奥斯卡(拒绝透露姓氏)10月28日在马德里阿托查车站表示:“如果我们以前坐火车就害怕,现在更害怕了……就当你以为不会再出事的时候,新的事情又发生了。必须有重大改变。” 桑切斯在事故现场称这是“可怕的悲剧”,将展开调查,并承诺解决查明的任何失职问题。

Oscar, a 24-year-old who declined to give his last name, said at Madrid’s Atocha station on Oct 28: “If we were scared of taking trains before, now we’re even more so... Just when you think nothing else could possibly go wrong, something new happens. There needs to be major change.”At the accident site on Oct 28, Sanchez said the “terrible tragedy” would be investigated and pledged to address any failures that came to light.

他说:“如果我们需要进一步加强安全以重建公众对高铁系统的信心,我们将这么做,因为像西班牙这样的国家在同一年发生两起高铁事故是不可接受的。”

“If we need to further strengthen safety in order to rebuild confidence in our high-speed rail system, we will do so, because it is unacceptable for a country like Spain to suffer two high-speed rail accidents in the same year,” he said.

在大多数民调中落后的桑切斯,原本似乎正获得一些支持势头,官方民调机构CIS于10月进行的调查显示,距离11月29日大选仅剩几周,他的政党支持率领先。

Sanchez, who had been trailing in most opinion polls, had appeared to be gaining some traction, with an October survey by state-run pollster CIS showing his party ahead with just weeks to go to the Nov 29 election.

马里卡门·阿瓦斯卡尔在居住了70多年的家中被驱逐后去世,这一事件在西班牙引发了大规模抗议,将政治关注聚焦于民调显示为大多数西班牙人首要优先事项的住房危机。

The death of Maricarmen Abascal, who was evicted from her home of more than 70 years, sparked widespread protests across Spain, focusing political attention on a housing crisis that is cited in polls as the top priority for most Spaniards.

围绕阿瓦斯卡尔的强烈抗议声浪,促使桑切斯宣布于10月5日举行提前大选,这也成为转移媒体关注其政府今夏在北非飞地休达处理移民危机方式的契机。

The outcry over Abascal, which led Sanchez to call for a snap election on Oct 5, was an opportunity to divert media attention from his government’s handling of a migrant crisis in Spain’s North African enclave of Ceuta this summer.

右翼政党和安全部队曾指责社会党在边境基础设施上投入不足,尽管工作人员曾多次发出警告。没有“凯歌高奏”修辞的空间54岁的桑切斯将自己定位为代表进步的候选人,而非让极右翼自独裁者弗朗西斯科·佛朗哥去世以来首次重返政府。

Right-wing parties and security forces had accused the Socialists of underinvestment in border infrastructure despite repeated warnings from staff. No room for ‘triumphalist rhetoric’Sanchez, 54, has pitched himself as the candidate representing progress instead of a return by the far right to government for the first time since the death of dictator Francisco Franco.

迄今为止,他一直在进行积极、乐观的竞选活动,接受流行文化脱口秀和播客的采访,其政党试图动员数百万犹豫不决的左倾选民走向投票站。

He has so far run a positive, upbeat campaign, giving interviews on pop culture talk shows and podcasts as his party attempts to mobilise millions of undecided left-leaning voters to the polls.

民调机构益普索公共事务总监帕科·卡马斯表示:“我认为‘凯歌高奏’式的修辞……现在没有任何立足之地,我怀疑要很长一段时间才会再看到那种态度回归。”卡马斯说,本周的坠机事故将迫使竞选基调转向更加沉痛的方向。桑切斯的对手立即要求问责,并表示不会因哀悼而噤声。

“I don’t think that triumphalist rhetoric... has any place right now, and I suspect it will be a long time before we see that kind of attitude return,” said Paco Camas, public affairs director at pollster Ipsos. This week’s crash will force a shift towards a more sombre tone, Camas said. Sanchez’s opponents immediately called for accountability and said they would not be silenced by mourning.

保守党人民党主席阿尔韦托·努涅斯·费霍表示:“痛苦不意味着我们必须保持沉默。冷静不是沉默……西班牙人将提出亟待回答的紧迫问题”,并承诺如果上台执政将对铁路网进行全面审查。

“Pain does not oblige us to keep quiet. Serenity is not silence... Spaniards will ask urgent questions which deserve answers,” said Alberto Nunez Feijoo, president of the conservative People’s Party, promising a full review of the network if he came into power.

抗议者聚集马德里 10月28日晚,数百名主要为极右翼的示威者聚集在西班牙交通部大楼前,呼吁桑切斯辞职,其中一人手举一幅写着“西班牙受不了了”的横幅。

Protesters gather in Madrid On the evening of Oct 28, hundreds of mostly far-right demonstrators gathered in front of Spain’s Transport Ministry to call for Sanchez’s resignation, with one carrying a banner emblazoned with the words, “Spain can’t take it anymore”.

“这个政府毁掉了一切,包括基础设施,”极右翼政党Vox领导人圣地亚哥·阿巴斯卡尔当天在集会上说。“我们不会让他们利用我们共同的哀悼、愤怒、痛苦和愤慨,哪怕一秒钟也压制不了对西班牙正在发生之事的谴责。”交通部长奥斯卡·普恩特在10月28日的新闻发布会上驳回了相关指控,称西班牙的铁路系统“可靠且安全……在材料本身和人为操作的限度内,就像任何一种交通方式一样”。

“This government has destroyed absolutely everything, including infrastructure,” said Santiago Abascal, the leader of far-right Vox at a rally that day. “We will not let them use the mourning we share, the anger, pain and indignation, to silence even for a second the condemnation of what is happening in Spain.”Transport Minister Oscar Puente rejected allegations in a press conference on Oct 28 that Spain’s railway system was dangerous, stating it was “reliable and safe... with the limits of the material itself and of human action, as is the case with any form of transport”.

对铁路服务失去信任 桑切斯曾将该国4000公里的高速铁路系统——仅次于中国的世界第二大高铁网——作为一项政治资产加以宣扬,但这可能正在变成一项累赘。

No trust in rail services Sanchez once touted the country’s 4,000km high-speed rail system – the world’s second-largest after China’s – as a political asset, though it may now become a liability.

西班牙媒体在上一起致命事故后于1月进行的民调显示,57%的受访者认为自桑切斯上任以来铁路服务恶化了,近60%表示对西班牙铁路系统几乎没有或完全没有信任。

Polls in Spanish media conducted in January after the last fatal crash showed 57% perceived a worsening of rail services since Sanchez came into office and nearly 60% stated they had little or no trust in Spain’s railway system.

据西班牙交通部称,对那起事故原因的调查仍在进行中,初步报告指出铁轨存在断裂,似乎发生在脱轨之前。

An investigation into the cause of that accident is still under way, according to Spain’s Transport Ministry, with a preliminary report identifying a fracture in the rail which appeared to have occurred prior to the derailment.

西班牙竞争管理局的数据显示,高速铁路使用量在2024年和2025年屡创新高,但在2026年上半年同比2025年同期下降了15%。

High-speed rail use, which had broken records in 2024 and 2025, fell 15% in the first half of 2026 compared with the same period in 2025, data from Spain’s competition authority showed.

普恩特在10月28日拒绝透露自己是否会辞职,称“现在不是谈论我个人的时候”。

Puente declined to say on Oct 28 whether he would step down, stating it was “not the time” to talk about himself.

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