President Illa and the Catalan parties have called for the immediate implementation of the Amnesty Act: "There are no more excuses"
Salvador Illa asked "what more is needed for the implementation of the Amnesty Act" and stressed that "there is nothing to prevent its implementation anymore".
The Court of Justice of the European Union (ECJ) has upheld the Amnesty Act on the grounds that it is not contrary to the European Directive on terrorism and does not prejudice the interests of the European Union.
The President of the Generalitat, Salvador Illa, has asked "what else is needed to implement the Amnesty Act" and has stressed that "there is nothing that prevents it from being implemented".
The head of the Govern recalled that this ruling is "binding" and stressed once again that "there is nothing to prevent the application of this law". Illa also pointed out that "Catalonia has decided to look forward." "Most of the citizens of Catalonia and Spain are committed to dialogue, coexistence and a new future," he said.
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