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The Supreme Court has suspended an arrest warrant for Puigdemont and applied amnesty
Judge Pablo Llarena has ruled that former President of the Generalitat Puigdemont and exconsellers Antoni Comín and Lluís Puig could be granted amnesty for the offence of embezzlement of public funds, after the Constitutional Court (TC) granted the application for amparo to exconsellera Dolors Bassa and declared the doctrine.
Reactions of political parties to the Supreme Court's decision on the Grandchildren 'Act
The PP and Vox, for their part, applaud the fact that those who have obtained nationality through the 'grandchildren's law' will not be able to vote in the November 29 election.
Judge Llarena again rejects Puigdemont's request for amnesty and awaits the decision of the Constitution
The Supreme Court considers that the judgment handed down by the High Court of Justice of the European Union does not alter the basis of the first ground established by Llarena for the exclusion of the Catalan politician from the Amnesty Act.
The Supreme Court has granted amnesty to the exconseller of the Generalitat Meritxell Serret
He is the first exconseller of the Generalitat to be granted amnesty, sentenced to one year's disqualification and a fine of 12,000 euros for serious disobedience in the referendum in Catalonia on 1 October 2017.
The Supreme Court has granted amnesty to eight persons convicted of crimes related to the 'procés' case
The Supreme Court's decision comes a week after the Court of Justice of the European Union ruled that the amnesty law is in accordance with EU law and 'facilitates reconciliation'.
What are the next steps? European judgment brings amnesty closer to Puigdemont
The arrest warrants for former President Carles Puigdemont and exconsellers Toni Comín and Lluís Puig remain in force.
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In two words, a summary of what will be news of the Present today.
The Government may not require subcontracted companies to have "the same language requirements" as civil servants
The Supreme Court has upheld a ruling handed down by the TSJPV in response to an appeal by the CC.OO. union, which is final.
The last four defendants in the Sansoeta case must also go to prison for child abuse
The Supreme Court proposes to take the regularisation of migrants to the EU Court of Justice after closing with 1.3 million petitions
The Supreme Court has informed the communities that appealed the ruling that "it may conflict with European law".
Supreme Court confirms 25 years' imprisonment for Nelson David Moreno for murder, theft and fraud
The High Court of Bizkaia and subsequently the High Court of Justice of the Basque Country found Nelson David Moreno guilty and today, Monday, the Supreme Court dismissed the appeal of cassation filed by the defendant's defence against the judgement.
The Supreme Court has ruled that abuse of temporality must only be converted into fixed employment if the opposition has been overcome
The Supreme Court has refused to try the case of the Mitika Chamber of Vitoria before a popular jury
The Provincial High Court of Álava proved the defendant's defence and the Public Prosecutor's Office right, believing that the facts were better suited to a crime of injury, together with reckless homicide, which would prevent the case from being tried before a popular jury.
Koldo Garcia has defended his "innocence" and added that he had no decision-making power in buying the masks
During the trial to investigate whether the masks were purchased fraudulently, Ábalos's former advisor has said he handled numerous offers and doesn't remember if the winning offer was sent to him by Aldama.
Aldama has claimed that Koldo asked him to help fund the PSOE
During the trial for the fraudulent purchase of masks, the businessman told the judge that some construction companies won public works tenders in exchange for paying commissions.
Seven victims of torture have launched a joint initiative for the Spanish justice system to reopen their cases
The European Court of Human Rights has sentenced Spain ten times for failing to investigate these cases of torture. Giza Human Rights Observatory has announced its readiness to take the case to the United Nations Organization.
Pardo de Vera has declared that he saw Aldama back and forth at the Ministry of Transport at any time
In his statement to the Supreme Court, the former president of Adif has denied having been under any pressure to buy the musu or plug anyone in.
Interinos' lawyer has asked for fixation, and ELA believes that the government's "lack of political will" has been highlighted
After the European ruling, the Supreme Court will decide how to comply. Counsel proposes the figure of the fixed to be extinguished. ELA recalls the Supreme Court's rulings against this matter and calls for further mobilizations.
Koldo's ex-wife said Ferraz was "very strict" on the reimbursement of expenses and asked for tickets
Patricia Uriz, who has testified in the trial against Ábalos, Koldo García and Aldama, has denied using codified language to refer to money, while other witnesses have explained cash payments and operations related to the mask case.
The Public Prosecutor's Office has appealed to the Constitutional Court the sentence against former Attorney General García Ortiz
According to the Public Prosecutor's Office, there is insufficient evidence to indicate that the e-mail sent by Amador's lawyer, Alberto González, was sent by the Public Prosecutor's Office.