Overview
- The Sueca court’s order points to possible crimes of negligent homicide and 14 counts of injury tied to the 2022 structural failures.
- Andreu Piqueras, four assembly companies, the activity-project drafter, and the OCA that validated the installations are identified as facing potential criminal liability.
- The proceeding is archived for Cullera’s municipal staff and council, with civil compensation expected to fall on the companies and their insurers.
- The instruction cites omitted auxiliary elements in the approved project, lack of supervision, and insufficient anchoring and counterweights, noting cases with no rear-leg fixation and minimal staking on some units.
- Accusations may now file charging briefs or seek conformidad agreements, while the festival organization plans to appeal and maintains the winds were an unforeseeable event referenced by AEMET.