European Public Prosecutor's Office Opens an Investigation Into Possible Fraud of Community Funds in the AVE Following the Accident in Urda
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The European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) has opened an investigation into a possible fraud that "affects European funds for the renewal and improvement of safety, signalling and communications systems" on the AVE Madrid-Sevilla line, in which the fatal accident occurred near Urda (Toledo) last October 28.
The European Public Prosecutor's Office shall treat this investigation in secret and shall not give any further information after requiring information from Adif and the Court of Auditors.
The European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) reported on Friday that a second investigation was opened into possible fraud of European funds in the renewal and improvement of safety, signalling and communications systems on the AVE Madrid-Sevilla line following the accident of 28 October last in Urda (Toledo).The European body is carrying out "investigation measures" at the headquarters of ADIF in Madrid, as well as at the State Agency for Rai…
The European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) has opened an investigation to consider whether a fraud could have occurred which ‘affects European funds for the renewal and improvement of security, signalling and communications systems’ on the AVE Madrid-Sevilla line, in which the fatal collision took place near Urda (Toledo) ... Continue reading “The European Public Prosecutor's Office investigates after Urda's tragedy whether there was fraud i…
The investigations focus on the renewal of the signage and communications systems of the Madrid-Sevilla line, where the Adamuz accident also occurred, the UCO participates in the proceedings in Adif, the State Agency for Railway Safety and the Court of Auditors
Last March, it did so with the Adamuz accident, and now it's back. The European Public Prosecutor's Office has opened another investigation, the second, to clarify a possible fraud in the money allocated to the maintenance of the Madrid-Seville high-speed line, which has accumulated two accidents in less than a year: in January, in Adamuz, with 46 fatalities, and less than 10 days ago another train crash in Urda, with 69 deaths.
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