Overview
- Judicial authorities carried out a closed, court‑supervised decryption of the primary legal recorders from both trains involved in the Adamuz crash and obtained readable data for the first time.
- Hasler Rail provided proprietary Multirec‑SG and Hasler‑SG software and on‑site technicians who were ordered to produce a descriptive technical report while independent peritos and company engineers will perform analytic interpretation and causal assessment.
- Investigators had previously extracted raw JRU files at CIAF in Madrid but those March files were unreadable without the manufacturer’s licenses, a step that delayed full judicial access until the licenses and fees were arranged by the Junta de Andalucía.
- Argentina lost 2‑1 to Uruguay in a friendly at La Bombonera on Friday in the first high‑profile match after Lionel Messi’s retirement, a game marked by an own goal, a late consolation from Julián Álvarez, low attendance and coach Lionel Scaloni’s call for patience with younger players.
- Next steps include Hasler’s formal descriptive report to the court, analytic reports from judicial experts to determine possible causes, and Argentina’s squad preparing for a friendly versus Costa Rica in Córdoba on Tuesday, November 17.