Criticism
According to the SanAngelo Standard Times, "Spain's high-speed rail system is not even covering its operating costs, never mind the enormous costs of setting up the system in the first place. One reason is that half the seats are empty in the high-speed trains in Spain." A professor of economics at the University of Barcelona says that Spain "has not recovered one single euro from the infrastructure investment."
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