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Toni Esteban, Witness to the Attack on the Twin Towers of New York: 'People Were at First Very Depressed and Surprised, No One Was Expected to Attack the United States From Within'

Summary by El Periódico
On September 11, 2001, Toni Esteban was in New York. It was the first day of his honeymoon and this 51-year-old computer neighbor of Puerto de Sagunto (Valencia) had planned an excursion to Lower Manhattan. At 8.46 the nightmare began with the impact of the first plane against the North Tower. Today, 25 years after the worst attack suffered by the US, Esteban talks to THE PERIODIC to tell how he lived that tragic day that changed the world irrev…
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On September 11, 2001, Toni Esteban was in New York. It was the first day of his honeymoon and this 51-year-old computer neighbor of Puerto de Sagunto (Valencia) had planned an excursion to Lower Manhattan. At 8.46 the nightmare began with the impact of the first plane against the North Tower. Today, 25 years after the worst attack suffered by the US, Esteban talks to THE PERIODIC to tell how he lived that tragic day that changed the world irrev…

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El Periódico broke the news in Barcelona, Spain on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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