Mexican Death Confirmed by Train Shock in Spain · Global Voices
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On Monday, the Government of Mexico confirmed the death of a national among the 69 victims of the train accident in Urda (Toledo, Spain) on 28 October. In a statement shared in networks, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (SRE) has lamented the death. In the press release, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has stated that it already provides “consular assistance to relatives who traveled to that country, and is accompanying them permanently in the co…
The chancellery recognized the Civil Guard and the other Spanish authorities for the work done after the train crash
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (SRE) reported the death of a Mexican who remained missing after the railway accident on October 28 in Urda, Toledo, Spain. In a statement, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported that the Spanish authorities confirmed the identity of the connational, who was among the missing persons after the crash of two trains on the Madrid-Sevilla high-speed line. It would be Fernando Calvillo Silva, originally from Aguascal…
Authorities of Spain confirm a Mexican among the dead of the train accident in Toledo; they identified 12 foreigners among the 69 killed who left the incident. The Superior Court of Justice of Castilla-La Mancha shared a statement to confirm that 66 of the 69 people who died in the train accident in Toledo have been identified.
CITY OF MEXICO.— The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (SRE) confirmed this Monday, November 2, the death of a Mexican citizen among the victims of the tragic railway accident that occurred on October 28 in Urda, Toledo, Spain. The accident, which involved the high-speed trains of the Madrid-Seville lines, has so far left a balance of 69 deaths, including 12 foreigners of different nationalities, according to the official balance sheet of the Superior…
Spanish authorities confirmed that Mexican Fernando Calvillo is among the 69 people killed in the train crash that occurred on October 28 in Urda, Toledo. His identification was included in the report of the Integrated Data Center (CID). Until the previous balance sheet had identified 66 victims: 54 Spanish and [...] The post Confirm the death of Mexican Fernando Calvillo in the train crash in Toledo, Spain appeared first on Entre Lineas - Notic…
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