Subflow to Spanish Script

I`m trying to use a subflow step to a Spanish script and must be missing something. While debugging the main script when gets to the subflow I get a message that the script does not exist. Yet the script is in the root of the repository where the main script also is located. Any ideas?

Maybe I`m thinking wrong on this, I thought that I could Call Subflow to another script for Spanish and it would handle spanish csq and queueing, but does this subflow just read that script and then expect to return to the main script? Would I be better off just having an Trigger,application and script for spanish and put in a option 8 redirect to Spanish trigger?

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