Twenty years have passed, and Dori has once again boarded a train; so have Ángel and Antonio. All three are survivors of that attack and protagonists of the documentary "11M, 20 Years" on the En Portada program. Their testimonies are part of the central theme of this work, which tells how the attack transformed their lives, how the three days following this tragedy unfolded politically, what the trial was like three years later, and the changes that took place in Spain's anti-terrorism policy.
"On March 11, 2004, I was on that train. But it could have been anyone, anyone, because there were different nationalities on the train, workers and people going to study, going to Madrid to shop. It was my turn, and it could have been anyone." For Dori Majali, it was her third day on a new job.
"Suddenly, what I saw was a blinding light, and then my body, which I couldn't control; it was moving, but I couldn't control it." When she opened her eyes and saw that disaster, the last thing on Dori's mind was that she had been the victim of a terrorist attack, in Madrid, at a commuter train station used by thousands of people every day.
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Twenty years have passed, and Dori has once again boarded a train; so have Ángel and Antonio. All three are survivors of that attack and protagonists of the documentary "11M, 20 Years" on the En Portada program. Their testimonies are part of the central theme of this work, which tells how the attack transformed their lives, how the three days following this tragedy unfolded politically, what the trial was like three years later, and the changes that took place in Spain's anti-terrorism policy.
"On March 11, 2004, I was on that train. But it could have been anyone, anyone, because there were different nationalities on the train, workers and people going to study, going to Madrid to shop. It was my turn, and it could have been anyone." For Dori Majali, it was her third day on a new job.
"Suddenly, what I saw was a blinding light, and then my body, which I couldn't control; it was moving, but I couldn't control it." When she opened her eyes and saw that disaster, the last thing on Dori's mind was that she had been the victim of a terrorist attack, in Madrid, at a commuter train station used by thousands of people every day.
#11m #attacks #atocha #train #trains #bomb #bombs #attack #survivors #dead #wounded #alqaeda #eta #terrorism #madrid #OnTheFrontPage #news #LiveNews #StreamingNews #spain #newsinSpanish #news
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Justo a las 07:33 cogía el tren en la vía 2 que iba a recoletos-nuevos ministerios, ahí me bajaba para coger el metro, la línea 8 para ir metro colombia y de ahi la linea 9 hasta Herrera Oria que es donde estaba mi instituto.
Recuerdo llegar a nuevos ministerios sobre las 07:40 o ya se notaba un ambiente tenso. Hasta que no llegue a mi parada de metro no me entere porque la gente ya lo comentaba, para aquel entonces no habia mucha tecnología en el movil como ahora que te enteras al instante.
Llamé a mi madre a decirle que estaba bien, porque sabía que podía pensar que me paso algo, por la hora y si se me iba el tren de las 07:32 posiblemente estaría en el anden para cuando hay las explicaciones en la estacion de Atocha.
No era mi hora, ahora tengo 34 años y ya soy madre y solo pienso en todas esas buenas personas que no pudieron continuar con su vida. Fue su último viaje. En paz descansen.