The Criminal Court No. 1 of Santiago has acquitted the former employee of Talgo of a crime of slander that he denounced in his day that those responsible for the company ordered the erasure of data on train breakdowns a few hours after the accident of the Alvia train in Angrois (Santiago) in July 2013 - 80 people died and more than a hundred were injured - according to a sentence of September 7 to which Europe Press has had access.
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The Criminal Court No. 1 of Santiago has acquitted the former employee of Talgo of a crime of slander that he denounced in his day that those responsible for the company ordered the erasure of data on train breakdowns a few hours after the accident of the Alvia train in Angrois (Santiago) in July 2013 - 80 people died and more than a hundred were injured - according to a sentence of September 7 to which Europe Press has had access.