Athlete, tax inspector and former minister: victims of train disaster in Spain get a face

Following the deadly train accident in Toledo, Spain, more information about the victims is emerging. Among the deceased are Spaniards and at least one Argentine. Julieta Gallego, a promising 24-year-old athlete, was a member of the AD Sprint athletics club and had recently moved to Germany. Antonio Montero Domínguez, a tax inspector, was also identified; his colleague survived the crash. Former Spanish minister Fátima Báñez, 59, was en route to a business event when she died. José Manuel Chacón, 31, a former Guardia Civil member, was the first victim identified. Ana Martina Conte Grand, 32, from Argentina, also perished, while her brother survived. Authorities continue to identify victims and families are searching for missing relatives.