The Car of the Second Victim has been located and Thousands of Spaniard Demonstrate against ETA.

A car damaged by the blast.

Unfortunately, the car identified by its license plate, is so crushed that the rescue workers cannot open it to see if there is a body inside.

The body of Carlos Alonso Palate, the first victim has been transported back to his family in Ecuador. The National Organization of the Spanish Blind (ONCE) is assisting his sight impaired brother in finding a job. Additionally Spain has paid Mr. Palate's family 225,000 euros in restitution for his death caused by terrorists. Hopefully this will help, though it is not enought to fill the gaping hole left by ETA in Mr. Palate's family.



Throughout Spain, mostly in the Vasque Country, hundreds of citizens gathered in silent protest against ETA. These demonstation were attended by members of all political parties, except for the leftist Abertzale. People also gathered in solidarity in front of the homes of the two known victims, Mr. Palate's in Valencia and Diego Armando Estacio's in Madrid.