Overview
- Reports published Tuesday, October 6, 2026, say the instructor converted the inquiry into procedimiento abreviado and formally processed six people and entities tied to the Burro Canaglia restaurant.
- The judge’s written reconstruction concludes a server carried a Pizza Inferno lit with a blowtorch past a column and the flames caught highly combustible artificial floral decoration, triggering a fast‑moving fire.
- A regional workplace safety inspection found no documented risk assessment, no emergency plan, unrevised fire detection and extinguishing systems, combustible decorations and obstructed or incorrectly opening exits.
- Three people died — two customers and one employee — and dozens were hurt or suffered psychological trauma, with official reports citing smoke inhalation from the burning décor as the direct cause of the fatalities.
- The processing puts owners, franchise managers and architects on a path to trial and raises questions about franchise image rules, project coordination and erased online records from the project manager that regulators and prosecutors will now examine.