EU Investigating Fraud in Spain’s Deadly Rail Line Crash
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The European Union (EU) is investigating possible misuse of Community funds earmarked for the renovation of a Spanish railway line after a train crash in October that killed 69 people, prosecutors said on Friday.
EU opens second fraud probe into Spanish high-speed rail safety funds after deadly crash
The European Public Prosecutor's Office has initiated a second fraud investigation into EU funds for Spain's high-speed rail safety following a deadly crash that killed 69 people. Source
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.
It is the second investigation of this kind, after the one opened following the Adamuz accident.
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.
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