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" A high-speed train that derailed, split and killed dozens in Spain may have been traveling more than twice the speed limit at 120 mph. The Spanish Interior Ministry ruled out terrorism for the incident, and after a railway security video of the crash hit YouTube, the speculated cause shifted to speeding. One of the drivers, Francisco Jos\u00E9 Garz\u00F3n Amo, didn&amp;#039;t have alcohol in his system. A Spanish newspaper claims another conductor said, &amp;quot;We are only human! We are only human!&amp;quot; repeatedly into the train&amp;#039;s radio when he was stuck in the driver&amp;#039;s compartment after the accident. &amp;quot;I hope that there are no deaths because they would weigh heavily on my conscience,&amp;quot; he added, unaware of the severity of the situation. A spokeswoman for Galicia&amp;#039;s Supreme Court said one of the two drivers is under formal investigation; which one, though, isn&amp;#039;t clear. Emergency crews continued to pick through the wreckage 12 hours after the crash, which happened about an hour before sunset outside the city of Santiago de Compostela. According to reports, all of the carriages derailed, four overturned and over 140 people were injured. Passengers and neighbors who lived close to the derailment site offered blankets and help to the wounded who waited for federal aid. Officials later used cranes to lift the debris off the tracks to ensure that all 218 passengers of the Madrid to El Ferrol express train were accounted for. This is the deadliest crash of its kind in Spain since 1972. Passenger Ricardo Montesco told a radio station that several people were squished in the carrier. &amp;quot;We tried to squeeze out of the bottom of the wagons to get out and we realized the train was burning,&amp;quot; he said. &amp;quot;I was in the second wagon and there was fire. I saw corpses.&amp;quot; Spain&amp;#039;s Prime Minister, Mariano Rajoy, who was born in Santiago de Compostela, visited the dismal scene of the disaster and said, &amp;quot;We have lived through a terrible accident...which I fear will remain in our memory for a long time.&amp;quot; He also officially declared three days of mourning in the country.  Our thoughts go out to the families and friends of the victims in this terrible tragedy. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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