THE Spanish government will pay out over €20 million in compensation to the victims of the country’s worst train crash in over a decade, it has been announced. Eleven days ago, two high-speed trains derailed in Adamuz, Cordoba in Spain’s deadliest rail accident since 80 people were killed in Santiago de Compostela in 2013. Transport minister Oscar Puente confirmed on Tuesday that the government will expedite the normal compensation process, forking out over €20 million in support for those most seriously impacted by the disaster. READ MORE: PICTURED: Fractured rail joint at fault for deadly high-speed Adamuz train disaster that killed 45 people45 people were killed when two high-speed trains collided in Adamuz, Cordoba. Credit: Cordon PressThe compensation scheme also applies to those involved in a fatal accident on Barcelona’s Rodalies commuter rail network just two days after the Adamuz crash.