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| Victims of the Spain terrorist attacks: what we know so far | Victims of the Spain terrorist attacks: what we know so far |
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| The death toll from the attacks in Barcelona and Cambrils on Thursday stands at 14, although scores more were injured, many of them seriously. Here is what we know about the victims who have been identified so far: | The death toll from the attacks in Barcelona and Cambrils on Thursday stands at 14, although scores more were injured, many of them seriously. Here is what we know about the victims who have been identified so far: |
| Bruno Gulotta, Italy | Bruno Gulotta, Italy |
| Gulotta, 35, was on holiday with his wife and two children, according to his colleagues at the online tech publication Tom’s Hardware. | Gulotta, 35, was on holiday with his wife and two children, according to his colleagues at the online tech publication Tom’s Hardware. |
| Pino Bruno, the head of the company, was quoted by the Italian news agency Ansa as saying Gulotta’s wife had told him the family were walking through Las Ramblas when the van appeared. Gulotta knelt down to successfully shield their son, six, and daughter, seven months, from the attack. | |
| Elke Vanbockrijck, Belgium | Elke Vanbockrijck, Belgium |
| Vanbockrijck, 44, was reported to have been in the city on holiday with her husband and two sons, aged 11 and 14. Patrick Dewael, the mayor of Tongeren in Belgium, told Belgian radio that he had presided over her wedding in 2014. | |
| Francisco López Rodríguez, Spain | Francisco López Rodríguez, Spain |
| Rodríguez, 57, is the first Spanish victim to be named in the Barcelona attack. | Rodríguez, 57, is the first Spanish victim to be named in the Barcelona attack. |
| El País reported that he was one of three citizens to have been killed. He was originally from Granada and had been walking along Las Ramblas with his wife, who was seriously injured. | El País reported that he was one of three citizens to have been killed. He was originally from Granada and had been walking along Las Ramblas with his wife, who was seriously injured. |