Two Italians Identified in Spain Train Crash

Two Italian nationals killed in last week's train disaster in Urda, in Spain's Toledo province, have been identified through fingerprint and DNA tests. At least 69 people died in the disaster. They were Ana Martina Conte Grand, 32, an Italian-Argentine who had been living in Andalusia since 2025, and Daniela Millan Parlanti, 40, an Italian-Venezuelan from Caracas. Conte Grand's brother was traveling with her on one of the trains and was injured. CONTESTED: none found. Left-rated coverage included La Repubblica. Center-rated coverage included ANSA and Ground News. No right-rated outlets were recorded. The record does not include a cause for the crash or further steps after the identifications.