Captain Bitcoin remembered Carlos Martínez Millet and noted that his colleagues had said goodbye to him, stating that "he was always there." According to what he wrote, Millet was the financial and operations director of a magazine publishing company focused on sports and motor vehicles and also managed human resources, the board, and the ownership. The author indicated that his colleagues highlighted his ability to understand the company as a whole, anticipate problems, seek alternatives, and provide calmness. He also wrote that he had contributed to keeping it afloat during difficult years. Millet was married and had a son, he added. According to Captain Bitcoin, on Wednesday he was traveling in car 8, seat 1B, heading to a corporate event in Seville. He added that his colleagues had stated in a statement that the accident was avoidable, although he said he would not comment on that matter. The author noted that the 69 deceased individuals had their own lives and dreams, and announced that during that week he would share who some of them were so they would not be reduced to a number. #InMemoriam #CarlosMartinezMillet #NuncaOlvidaremos (translated)
