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They tried to rob her, threw her from the train and she lost a leg: Justice ordered that she be paid $200 million in compensation
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Justice considered that Ferrovías, the concessionary company, failed in its duty of care towards the passenger. During the trial, it was proven that the train was circulating with the doors open, a key circumstance for the victim to suffer the amputation.
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