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The Asociación de Víctimas Descarrilamiento Adamuz has publicly expressed its dissatisfaction regarding legal and administrative decisions connected to the case. Specifically, the association has rejected a presiding judge's intention to unify all related lawsuits and has criticized the government's decision not to handle petitions in Huelva, where the majority of the victims reside, instead moving the process to Madrid.
Simultaneously, sports coverage highlights upcoming international competition for Spain's national team in the World Cup in Berlin, following developments in Group A that resulted in a four-way tie among the competing selections.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR)Reports on the Adamuz victims' rejection of unified lawsuits and Madrid transfer.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) (Sports)Focuses on Spain's crucial upcoming World Cup match against Japan in Berlin.
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