Following the death of Diego Osuna Miranda, various figures from the political and business world expressed condolences to the family. "Rest in peace". In turn, the former president of the Business Coordinating Council (CCE), Francisco Cervantes Díaz, stated: "I deeply regret the sensitive death of Diego Osuna Miranda, son of Eduardo Osuna, CEO of BBVA México, and Mrs. Norma Miranda." Likewise, the Mexican Employers' Confederation (Coparmex) wrote a message on its social networks: "From Coparmex, we deeply regret the death of Diego Osuna Miranda, son of Eduardo Osuna Osuna, Vice President and General Director of BBVA México. Rest in peace." The Business Coordinating Council also expressed its solidarity with Eduardo Osuna, his wife, and his family, stating that it joins the family's and friends' grief. "We express our most sincere condolences to his family and loved ones, and we stand in solidarity with them in these difficult times." Various chambers and business organizations joined the condolences, including the National Chamber of the Transformation Industry (Canacintra), the Guadalajara Chamber of Commerce, and the National Chamber of the Textile Industry. From Coparmex, we deeply regret the death of Diego Osuna Miranda, son of Eduardo Osuna Osuna, Vice President and General Director of BBVA México. We express our most sincere condolences to his family and loved ones, and we stand in solidarity with them in these… They also sent messages of solidarity from financial and corporate institutions such as the Institutional Stock Exchange (BIVA); Sempra Infrastructure; the Mexican Association of Afores (Amafore); the Institute for the Protection of Bank Savings (IPAB); and the Institutional Promotion Unit of Nacional Financiera and Bancomext, led by Leonardo Poblete. The Secretary of Culture, Claudia Curiel de Icaza, as well as Senator Emmanuel Reyes Carmona, president of the Senate's Economy Commission, also expressed their solidarity with the family. Similarly, Monterrey Football Club, Rayados, educational institutions, and various media outlets disseminated messages of condolence for the young man's death. The federal vehicle was being driven by a 19-year-old young man from the municipality of Villa de Allende. At the scene, three occupants of the Suburban died: Diego Osuna Miranda, as well as Rafael and Edwin Gabriel. Two minors, who were also traveling in the vehicle, were seriously injured and were taken to a hospital for medical attention. Security elements and emergency services arrived at the scene to assist the injured and carry out the corresponding procedures. The Attorney General's Office of the State of Mexico opened an investigation file to determine responsibilities and clarify the causes of the accident. In the image, Eduardo Osuna, director of BBVA México. The Secretary of Economy, Marcelo Ebrard, wrote on his X account: "I deeply regret the death of Diego Osuna in a tragic accident yesterday. My condolences to Eduardo, his family, and friends." Among the victims is Diego Osuna Miranda, 17, son of Eduardo Osuna, General Director of BBVA México, and Norma Miranda. According to initial reports, the incident occurred just before 7:00 PM at kilometer 44, in the locality of Polvillos, municipality of Amanalco. The victims were traveling in a black Suburban that collided head-on with a federal vehicle. "I express my most sincere condolences for this irreparable loss. Three young people died and two minors were seriously injured in a car accident that occurred last Friday afternoon on the toll road Toluca-Valle de Bravo, in the State of Mexico."
