At least 90 people were injured on Friday when a passenger train collided with an empty train in Buenos Aires, with 30 of them hospitalized. The train was on its way from Buenos Aires to the northern suburbs when it derailed around 10:30 a.m. on a bridge in the trendy neighborhood of Palermo, safety officials said. (AP Video by Cristian Kovadloff)
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