Adif acknowledges that the 36 meters of rail replaced this March in Adamuz lacked quality control
Adif has acknowledged that the recently replaced 36 meters of rail in Adamuz were not subject to quality control, raising questions in an ongoing investigation into a tragic accident.
Adif acknowledges that in the section of Adamuz where the accident occurred there were 36 meters of track without "quality certification"
Adif has acknowledged that 36 meters of railway track in the section where a fatal accident occurred lacked the necessary quality certification, prompting an investigation into the incident.
Adif repeats and again takes material from the site of the train accident in Adamuz without notifying the judge and without permission: 42 meters of track
Adif has once again removed materials from the site of the devastating train accident in Adamuz without notifying the judicial authorities or obtaining necessary permissions.
The court finds 42 meters of removed track in Adamuz that Adif had not reported
A court inspection revealed an additional 42 meters of railway track removed near Adamuz, which the infrastructure manager Adif had not previously disclosed.
A railway union requests the declaration of five workers involved in the welding of the track in Adamuz
A railway union in Spain is calling for the questioning of five workers linked to the recent railway accident in Adamuz, focusing on potential negligence in track maintenance.
Tragsa acknowledges "relevant shortcomings" in controls over Ábalos' ex-partner, blaming "pressure" from Adif
Tragsa has conceded significant deficiencies in the oversight of Jéssica Rodríguez, linked to pressure from Adif during her employment due to her relationship with former minister José Luis Ábalos.
In the midst of the Rodalies information crisis, Adif's security prevents recording images at Sants station
A security guard at Barcelona's Sants station obstructed a live broadcast by TV3 during a report on service disruptions in the Rodalies train network.
Wednesday Delays in Medium and Long-Distance Trains to and from Madrid: 'Taking the Train Causes Me a Lot of Stress'
Passengers faced significant delays on medium and long-distance trains in and out of Madrid due to a signaling system issue, causing widespread frustration.
Adif responds to complaints about the high-speed cut between Madrid and Málaga until the end of April: 'It's a matter of safety'
Adif has postponed the reopening of the high-speed rail line between Madrid and Málaga until late April, citing safety concerns due to structural repairs.
A problem in the signaling systems causes "significant delays" in the AVE trains entering and leaving Madrid
High-speed trains to and from Madrid are facing significant delays due to a signaling system issue, as reported by Adif.
Delays in high-speed trains originating or destined for Madrid due to an incident in Adif's signaling
High-speed trains in and out of Madrid are experiencing significant delays due to issues with signaling systems managed by Adif.
Two months after the Adamuz accident: five questions (one still unanswered) and an investigation focused on Adif
The article discusses the ongoing investigation into the Adamuz train accident, highlighting the manipulation of reports by Adif as flagged by the CIAF.
Adif delays the complete reopening of the high-speed line Madrid-Málaga to late April
Adif has announced a delay in the full reopening of the high-speed rail line connecting Madrid and Málaga, now expected at the end of April instead of March 23.
Adif Delays the Reopening of the Cut AVE Line to Malaga and It Will Not Be Operational During Easter Holidays
The AVE train line to Malaga will not reopen in time for the Easter holidays, causing significant economic losses in the tourism sector.
Part of a bridge on the R3 collapses affected by Rodalies works in La Garriga and the City Council asks Adif for explanations: "It is very serious"
A section of a bridge on the R3 collapsed in La Garriga, causing major traffic disruptions, but no injuries were reported; the local mayor has criticized the construction management and called for accountability from Adif.
The Government secretly relocates to Adif the same position it dismissed due to the Rodalies crisis
The Spanish government secretly reappointed a railway executive dismissed due to the Rodalies crisis, raising concerns about accountability.
The CIAF warns the Civil Guard of "manipulable signatures" in Adif reports on the Adamuz accident
Investigators have raised concerns about the integrity of reports related to the train accident in Adamuz, citing issues with potentially forged signatures and inconsistencies in date documentation.
The victims of the Adamuz train accident call for a protest to demand that "the whole truth" be known
Victims of the Adamuz train crash, which resulted in 46 deaths, are organizing a protest to demand full transparency regarding the investigation and materials related to the accident.
The State General Intervention detects irregularities in the 11 contracts of Adif and Highways under suspicion in the 'Koldo case'
A report reveals irregularities in contracts awarded by Adif and the General Directorate of Highways linked to the 'Koldo case', implicating former officials and highlighting widespread corruption in public contracts.
More than 1,000 speed restrictions on train tracks: the map that Adif does not want to publish
The Spanish railway network has over 1,000 speed restrictions, indicating urgent infrastructure needs that the management entity Adif is reluctant to make public.
Adif blocks the website that marks locations where trains reduce speed, claiming the information is 'sensitive'
Adif has blocked a website that provided information on temporary speed restrictions for trains, citing concerns over sensitive information, while the platform Dignitat a les Vies shares the erased data on social media.
The judge of Adamuz requires Adif to refrain from any maintenance in the section unless notified 15 days in advance
The judge demands that Adif must notify her court 15 days in advance before performing any maintenance on the Adamuz railway stretch.
The judge of the Adamuz accident reprimands Adif again, now for wanting to change 36 meters of track in the accident area
The judge overseeing the Adamuz train accident case has reprimanded Adif for planning changes to the track without judicial permission.
Pardo de Vera contradicts the UCO and denies having deleted her mobile phone
Isabel Pardo de Vera denies accusations of deleting data from her mobile phone and claims her only involvement in mask purchases was relaying contacts.
The investigation narrows down to Adif regarding the Adamuz derailment
Investigators focus on Adif as they delve into the Adamuz train derailment that claimed 46 lives, indicating a probable infrastructure failure rather than human error.
The judge of Adamuz authorizes the analysis of the black boxes from the accident and Puente admits another error by Adif for not reporting that material was taken from the accident
A judge in Adamuz has authorized the analysis of the black boxes from a train accident that occurred on January 18, which resulted in 46 fatalities.
The investigation of Adamuz clarifies for the judge what Adif did with the evidence regarding the rail
The investigation into the Adamuz railway accident reveals improper handling of evidence by Adif, prompting judicial concerns over the collection of rail segments.
UCO also implicates Pardo de Vera in the alleged scheme to buy masks
The UCO has reported new findings linking former Adif president Isabel Pardo de Vera to alleged corruption during mask procurement in the pandemic.
The UCO claims that Koldo García "took advantage" of former Adif chief Pardo de Vera to rig contracts
The UCO has released a report alleging that Koldo García exploited the influence of former Adif president Isabel Pardo de Vera to manipulate public contracts.
The victims of the Adamuz crash see "an intention to hide evidence" in the removal of materials by Adif without permission and announce they will go to court
Victims of the Adamuz train crash accuse the public railway company Adif of removing evidence from the accident scene without authorization and plan to take legal action.
Adif's response to the judge's warnings for removing material from the Adamuz accident site without permission: 'It would have ended up in a landfill'
Adif claims it removed material from the Adamuz train accident site to preserve evidence and prevent it from being discarded, despite doing so without judicial permission.
Transport Ministry defends that the remains preserved from the Adamuz accident were not sealed by the Civil Guard
The Transport Ministry of Spain defends its actions regarding the remains from the Adamuz railway accident, asserting they were not sealed by the Civil Guard despite a judge's reprimand.
Adif obtained judicial permission to reconstruct the area of the accident in Adamuz, but the judge criticizes them for 'extracting material of interest for the case'
Adif received judicial permission to reconstruct the site of a railway accident in Adamuz, but a judge criticized their actions regarding the extraction of potentially relevant evidence.
Adif took materials from the Adamuz accident before the judicial inspection finished
Adif removed materials from the site of the train accident in Adamuz, Córdoba, where 46 people died, prior to the completion of the judicial investigation.
A worker from Adif dies while performing maintenance on the high-speed network at the Calatayud station
A 60-year-old Adif worker died while performing maintenance on the high-speed railway network at Calatayud station.
Storm Pedro: Adif suspends train service between Catalonia and Valencia region due to wind storm
Train service between Catalonia and the Valencia region has been suspended due to strong winds associated with Storm Pedro, impacting various transportation services.
The Andalusian tourism sector loses 500,000 euros a day due to lack of trains: "The suit-wearing client is greatly missed"
The recent train accident in Adamuz has severely affected the Andalusian tourism sector, resulting in significant financial losses due to halted train services.
The investigation into the 2023 Atocha derailment leaves unclear why the track broke despite laboratory analyses
The investigation into the 2023 train derailment at Atocha station in Madrid concludes that while there were maintenance issues, the exact cause of the track failure remains uncertain.
Puente agrees with unions on 3,600 more positions in Renfe and Adif, more rest for train drivers, 461 million more for maintenance, and 300 "road" vehicles to supervise tracks to end the strike
The Spanish Ministry of Transport has reached an agreement with unions for increased funding and resources in the railway sector to end a strike amid safety concerns following recent accidents.
One of the 30 locomotive drivers from Adif who have been getting paid without working for over two years speaks out: "Seven months at home and 2,500 on the payroll... now they are idle in a room from eight to four"
A locomotive driver from Adif expresses frustration over being paid while not working for over two years, contributing to a sense of despair among his colleagues.
Four stories of those affected by the chaos of Rodalies in Catalunya: 'Adif, give me back my life'
Thousands of users are set to protest for dignified train services amidst the ongoing crisis affecting Rodalies in Catalunya, which has disrupted the mobility of 400,000 people for 18 days.
Transport and the unions of Adif and Renfe still fail to reach an agreement and the strike continues
After three days of negotiations, the Ministry of Transport and unions representing workers from Adif and Renfe have yet to reach an agreement regarding the planned strike on February 9, 10, and 11, with unions calling for increased investments in railway infrastructure following recent accidents.
Adif partially reopens the Rubí tunnel and allows freight trains to resume
Adif has partially reopened the Rubí railway tunnel, allowing the resumption of freight traffic to France after a ten-day interruption.
Transport and the Adif and Renfe unions still without agreement and the strike on February 9, 10, and 11 continues
Following a second meeting, the Ministry of Transport and representatives of Adif and Renfe workers have yet to reach an agreement regarding a strike scheduled for February 9, 10, and 11 due to recent high-speed train accidents.
High speed loses speed: Renfe, Iryo, and Ouigo agree with Adif to delay the Madrid-Barcelona route by 25 minutes until December
Spain's high-speed train operators Renfe, Iryo, and Ouigo have reached an agreement with Adif to extend travel times between Madrid and Barcelona by at least 25 minutes until December due to ongoing railway crisis following a tragic accident.
Adif extends the 25-minute travel increase on the AVE Madrid-Barcelona until December 13
Adif has extended the 25-minute increase in travel time on the AVE Madrid-Barcelona line until December 13 at the request of the operators to aid their ticket sale planning.
Adif extends the 25-minute increase in high-speed travel times between Madrid and Barcelona until December
Adif has decided to extend the average 25-minute increase in high-speed travel times between Madrid and Barcelona until December at the request of operators Renfe, Iryo, and Ouigo.
Unions maintain the strike at Renfe and Adif on February 9, 10, and 11 after the first meeting with Óscar Puente
Unions have decided to continue the planned strike at Renfe and Adif on February 9, 10, and 11, as negotiations after a meeting with Óscar Puente did not reach an agreement.
From little staff to lack of responsibility: all the complaints of Adif and Renfe workers that led them to demand the resignation of Óscar Puente
Workers from Adif and Renfe have staged protests demanding the resignation of Transport Minister Óscar Puente due to numerous complaints regarding staffing and accountability issues, amplified by recent train accidents.
The Government abandons users: no high speed, no punctuality, and no compensation
Adif's failure to manage the railway network has led to significant disruptions, including train cancellations and delays, prompting protests from users who feel abandoned by the government.