Why Was Mexican Fernando Calvillo in Spain when the Train Crash Occurred?
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The Mexican Fernando Calvillo would be one of the 69 people who died during the train crash in Spain. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (SRE) confirmed the death of a Mexican who was reported missing. Fernando de Jesús Calvillo, 45, was originally from Aguascalientes and was on vacation in Spain. He traveled as a tourist in the eight car of the Renfe train that covered the route between Madrid and Seville. Fernando’s last contact with his family w…
There are important updates regarding the tragic train accident that occurred in Toledo, Spain. The Integrated Data Center, C.I.D., of the European country issued a new report confirming the identification of 66 of the 69 victims of the tragedy. The incident left several injured and dead, among them some Mexicans. This is known of all the injured, deceased and if among them there are more Mexican citizens. They confirm the death of a Mexican cit…
The Spanish authorities confirmed the death of a Mexican citizen among the victims of the collision of two high-speed trains in the Toledo area. The identification was carried out using DNA tests compared to samples provided by his relatives, who had traveled to Spain to collaborate in...
The Chancellor thanked all the support received in the last few days from the local authorities for the search of the national.
The Embassy of Mexico reported that it provides consular support to family members and manages the repatriation of the remains
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