The Spanish government announced €20 million in compensation for victims of a high-speed train crash in Adamuz, which killed 45 and injured at least 150. Families of the deceased will receive €216,000 each, while injured passengers will receive between €2,400 and €84,000 based on injury severity. Transport Minister Oscar Puente faces scrutiny and calls for resignation amid ongoing investigations into the crash's cause, which may involve a rail fracture.