US EditionEuropean Public Prosecutor's Office Opens an Investigation Into Possible Embezzlement of Funds in the Adamuz Road Works
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Brussels is investigating whether there were irregularities in the use of Community funds for the maintenance of railways in Adamuz, Spain, following the January accident.
The European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) in Madrid opened an investigation this Friday for possible fraud in the management of European Union (EU) funds for the maintenance of the high-speed section of Madrid-Seville that passes through the town of Adamuz (Cordoba), where on 18 January there was a railway accident in which 46 people died.
The proceedings focus on the maintenance of the section near kilometer 318,7, where the accident left 46 deceased
The European Public Prosecutor's Office has opened an investigation to see whether there has been embezzlement of funds in the works of the Madrid-Sevilla route, which covers the section where Adamuz's accident occurred.The aim is to see the use of 100 million regional funds (FEDER) planned for this reform.For the time being, the European Commission warned in December 2023 that the Madrid-Sevilla high-speed line, inaugurated in 1992, was "obsole…
The expert and judicial investigations have not yet concluded what are the causes of the Adamuz railway accident that last January 18 took the lives of 46 people when an Iryo train derailed and collided with an Alvia at the height of this Cordobese municipality.One of the possibilities studied by the experts is the possible lack of maintenance of the road.Continue reading...
The European Union granted EUR 111 million to Spain in the face of reports showing the deterioration of the Madrid-Sevilla AVE line
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