Antonio, the AVE Driver Killed in Urda Who Was Active in the Spanish Left: 'He Denounced the Deterioration of Infrastructures'
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The driver of the train that blew up against the Iryo used to say that Adamuz "was going to repeat himself" to his comrades in the left party. The driver of the convoy struck, for his part, is "still scared in the body, but quiet because he acted well" Read
The railway had been part of his life since he was a child. His father was a machinist and his grandfather had worked as an electrician of Renfe. Antonio Acedo Meneses, 36, followed in his footsteps and converted that family tradition into his profession. On Wednesday, October 28, he lost his life while driving and trying to avoid the tragedy of the AVE of Renfe sinister in the railway accident of Urda, in the province of Toledo.
He was in the Spanish Left and always had a fierce struggle denouncing the deficiencies of the railway infrastructures. Those who knew him described him as a "prudent, kind, exemplary type" and above all "good person". More information: The poor political management of the High Speed allowed the trains of Urda to circulate without active safety systems.
Born in Móstoles in 1990, Antonio Acedo comes from a family very related to the trains, since his father was a machinist and his grandfather worked as a...
The driver of the train that hit the Iryo is one of the victims of the tragic accident in the province of Toledo.
Born in Móstoles in 1990, he came from a railway family and found in the photograph another way to look at the landscapes he loved so much. In the last moments of the trip, he had before him an impossible scene to forget.
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