Foreign Affairs Confirms the Death of a Spanishman in Colombia’s Earthquake · Global Voices
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External confirms one deceased with Spanish passport and reduces to 12 those not located; Spain activates a million in aid with shelters, water and health support after the earthquake in Colombia
The Minister of Foreign Affairs, European Union and Cooperation, José Manuel Albares, has reported the death of a Spaniard in the earthquake that shook Colombia last Monday. He is a citizen with dual nationality who has not provided more details. In an audio transmitted to the media, the minister has conveyed the condolences and solidarity to the relatives and friends of the Spanish dead. Albares has also provided the updated number of missing p…
Minister José Manuel Albares has reduced to 12 the number of Spanish not located after the earthquake
The identity of the deceased with dual nationality is unknown
Foreigners reduces from 75 to 12 Spaniards who are still unlocated after the earthquake that has left 265 dead.
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A Spanish citizen with dual nationality has died in the earthquake in Colombia, in which twelve Spaniards are still unaccounted for, according to Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares.Continue reading...
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