Hours of pain and suffering. “We want to know if he’s alive or dead. Give us names. We already know what will happen if you fall into that sea. Survival is impossible,” said Carlos Ordones, uncle of William Arevalo Perez, 37. He was one of ten Peruvians who worked on the Spanish fishing boat Villa de Pidonso. The ship crashed in the cold waters of Newfoundland Canada.
Until last night, the Peruvian Foreign Ministry had confirmed it Ten Peruvian, Five are dual citizens. Similarly, in total, four people were listed as dead: they were Martin Quino Sevalos (52), Miguel Lamprez Cumbra (52); As well as Daniel More Valladares (41) and his son-in-law Diego More (24).
Meanwhile, his other nephews Edwin Cordoba (29), Jonathan Calderon (39), William Arevalo Perez (37) and Juan Frias (37) are listed as missing. The remaining three nationals have not yet been identified.
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Disconnected stories
William Arevalo has lived in Marin, Galicia for two decades and has always worked at sea for the well-being of his wife and two children. His life has already been marked twice by Govt-19. His relatives remember that he has an infection and that it could cost him his life.
His uncle Carlos Ortones assures him that the loss of some sailors led him to board the ship at Vigo one last time. “He always went to campaigns.”
Another of the merchant sailors on board was Miguel Lampress of Lombok. He moved to Spain 14 years ago, remembered by his parents Emilio and Felicia.
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From Chiclayo, one of his sisters said that Miguel Angel contacted them on January 24 and that he was leaving for Canada on the 26th. “He was on vacation, but he was offered this job at the last minute,” he said.
The experienced sailor lived in Spain with his wife and two children. Their relatives are asking for support. They point out that the mayor of Galicia, Spain, donated two tickets to them. “We ask the Spanish embassy and President Pedro Castillo to support us. We have no evidence of travel.”
Order. The family of Miguel Angel Lampress seeks help. Photo: Spread
An entire family
Daniel More Valladares (41) and his nephews Diego Andrés More Vega (24) and Edwin Córdoba were part of Villa de Pintanxo’s 24 team members. The first served as a sailor for 15 years. He had an 18-year-old son and a 9-year-old daughter.
“My kids ask me when Daddy is coming,” says Lusmer, wife of Edwin Cordoba, who has 4 children. They fled to Spain, drowning in the criminal violence they experienced in Lima.
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Martín Quino Zevallos is another Peruvian and has been fishing for 25 years. “Today we are experiencing misfortune in our family. We pray for his children and brothers so that God may give them the comfort they need in His grace, ”wrote one of his relatives.
Jonathan Calderon also traveled. He has lived in Marine for many years and has extensive experience at sea. He is survived by his wife and two children, ages 16 and 10.
Juan Frias, who lives in Vaiko with his wife and two children, is also missing.
Three days of mourning
Nine people have been killed and 12 missing in a shipwreck. Only three people have been rescued alive in the worst fishing tragedy Spain has faced in 40 years.
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The President of Galicia Alberto Nunes Fijo officially declared three days of mourning in this part of northwestern Spain.
The sailors carried out their mission in international waters, in very bad weather, with three survivors saying it was quickly submerged by a sea surge. The weather was very volatile yesterday and the waves were over ten meters high.
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Fear. According to Lt. Nicholas Florde-Flori, Canadian rescue workers yesterday found it “impossible” to find more survivors.
Dangerous. Villa de Pitanxo is the latest ship in the black history of Newfoundland’s terrible waters, where the Titanic sank, elevated to the mythical genre.
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