Romina Bolan, 19, had just started working as a receptionist at a bank through a friend's recommendation and planned to study Economic Sciences at Universidad de Buenos Aires. On the morning of July 18, 1994, she slept in, having informed her employers of her intention to register at the university that day. Unsure of her route, she decided to take the B subway line, alighting at Pasteur station, and walked a few blocks along Pasteur Street. It was there, at 9:53 a.m., that a car bomb exploded at the AMIA building on Pasteur 633.