Puigdemont: "We went into exile to make politics, and that's what we'll be back for."
The former President of Catalonia and leader of the Junts has not specified the date of his return and has described the decision of the Constitutional Court as "a failure of the strategy of the Spanish public authorities to prevent and delay the application of the Amnesty Act".
Former President of the Generalitat Carles Puigdemont said on Tuesday in Waterloothathe would return to Catalonia with the intention of making politics and described the decision of the Constitutional Court as " a failureof the strategy of the Spanish public authorities that have sought to prevent and delay the application of the Amnesty Act ".
Puigdemont has made these statements after the Supreme Court has decided to suspend the precautionary measures against him, after the Constitutional Court has confirmed the application of amnesty to Catalan independentists for the offence of embezzlement.
The leader of the Junts has said that "we decided to go into exile for politics, and that is why we will return," adding that "they will return to the service of the country, not the party."
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