The Venezuelan Embassy in the kingdom of Spain enabled diplomatic follow-up channels after registering reports about missing compatriots in it train accident in Toledo.
It was reported that they maintain direct contact with the Spanish authorities to respond to requests from relatives affected by the incident.
According to the official statement, the Spanish government established a centralized point to formalize complaints from people who have not been located.
The Venezuelan community You must go to the Civil Guard headquarters located at Batalla del Salado Street, 32, in Madrid.
In this way they seek to expedite the identification of the passengers who were traveling on the trains involved and compare the official lists of injured people.
The diplomatic representation confirmed that it constantly monitors the data provided.
How many Venezuelans are missing after the train crash in Spain?
Venezuelans are among the group of 14 foreign citizens reported missing after the train crash in Spain.
However, The authorities have not reported the exact number of the Creoles without even their names appearing.
The list of missing persons includes citizens of Venezuela, Argentina, the United States, France, Mexico, Canada, Australia, Japan, the Czech Republic and Tunisia.
The incident occurred on Wednesday, October 28 in Urda (Toledo) and left 69 dead. So far, five people have been found alive.
Tragedy in Urda
The accident occurred when an AVE train from the Renfe company hit a convoy from the private company Iryo from behind.
This last train was stopped on the railway track near the municipality of Urda, in the province of Toledo.
The main cause of the accident points to a widespread failure in the security and automatic circulation system (LZB).
After the fall of this technology, the railway control center manually authorized the Renfe train to continue traveling at normal speed, without realizing that the section was still occupied by the other vehicle.
It is important to mention that this is not the first case of a train crash in Spain.
On January 18, 2026, a train, also from Iryo, and a Renfe Alvia train collided in the province of Córdoba.
This accident left 46 dead and the investigation determined that it was due to a break in the track on the Madrid-Seville high-speed line.
