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EU Investigates Fraud in Spain's Madrid-Seville High-Speed Rail Line
- The EU is investigating possible fraud in EU funds for the Madrid-Seville high-speed rail line.
- A fatal train crash on the line in October claimed 69 lives, making it one of Europe's worst railway disasters this century.
- The European Public Prosecutor's Office has searched offices of Spanish rail entities.
- The investigation follows the crash that has led to 115 fatalities on the line this year.
- Spain's rail authorities are under scrutiny for the misuse of EU funds meant for upgrading the railway line.
Articles (5)
Financial Times·
EU probes ‘fraud’ on Spain’s lethal high-speed rail line
BBC News·
Spain's rail authorities face European fraud probe after Urda rail disaster
Reuters·
EU prosecutor searches offices of Spanish rail entities in fraud probe
South China Morning Post·
EU investigates fraud in Spain rail funds after fatal Madrid crash
The Straits Times·
EU prosecutor searches offices of Spanish rail entities in fraud probe