Carles Puigdemont
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.
The Court of Auditors has acquitted Puigdemont and the 34 accused of the expenses of the Catalan sovereign process
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".
The Constitutional Court opens the door to Puigdemont's return with an amnesty for embezzlement of public funds
The TC provides for amnesty for the offence of embezzlement of public funds
At Tuesday's plenary session, they will present two reports advocating the implementation of the measure and criticizing the interpretation of the Supreme Court.
Puigdemont, Comin and Puig denounce Spain to the European Commission for not applying the amnesty law
The President contacted Puigdemont and claimed that it was time for his return
Puigdemont says stopping amnesty means "going against Europe"
The former Catalan president has described the ruling of the Court of Justice of the European Union as a "resounding and political victory" for independence.
The Spanish Government welcomes the ruling on amnesty and says that 'even critics would not want to give up fruit'
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 upholds the Spanish amnesty law
The Court of Justice of the European Union has ruled that the amnesty for embezzlement does not prejudice European finances and that the amnesty law is in accordance with Community law.
The State Attorney's Office and the Attorney's Office have been in favour of granting an amnesty to Puigdemont in the face of the Supreme's refusal
Both organizations have filed their submissions with the Court of Guarantees of the Treaty requesting the admission of the application for amparo filed by the former president against the Supreme Court's decision not to apply amnesty for embezzlement. Both organizations believe that the Supreme Court should have applied amnesty to him and criticize the "unreasonable and arbitrary" interpretation of the Amnesty Act to prevent its application.
European justice cancels the European Parliament's decision to withdraw immunity from Puigdemont
The ruling will not affect Puigdemont's situation because he did not participate in the last European elections, so he no longer has a seat.
Puigdemont asks the Constitution to lift the arrest warrant against him
The defence of the former President of Catalonia has stressed that "for years" Puigdemont "has had his freedom of movement and institutional activity restricted by arrest warrants, the validity of which has been legally repealed by the Amnesty Organization Act and this Constitutional Court, as well as by European standards."
Junts' abstention has given the Sanchez government a respite in the nuclear vote
Ten days after formalizing his break with the Spanish Government, Carles Puigdemont's party has prevented a PP amendment from succeeding.
The EU's attorney general has cleared the way for Puigdemont's amnesty: 'It is not a self-amnesty'
Sanchezek "politika handia" egiteko eskatu dio Juntsi, "blokeo jarrerarekin bat egin beharrean"
Diputatuen Kongresuko Osoko Bilkuran egin duen lehen hitzaldian, Espainiako Gobernuko presidentea Carles Puigdemonten alderdiari zuzendu zaio, espreski aipatu gabe eta, zeharka ere, jendearen bizitza hobetzea helburu duten legeak bertan behera uzteko arrazoiak eskatu dizkio.
After the breakup of Junts, what now?
From Moncloa they take drama away from the decision and say they're still "outstretched hands," while the PNV warns that "a parliament without a majority or a budget is not sustainable in time."
Puigdemont holds the PSOE responsible for the breakup and announces that Junts has moved to the "opposition"
JxCat's management has unanimously agreed to break its agreements with the PSOE at its meeting in Perpignan.
JxCat will decide today whether to stop protecting Sanchez
Among its options is for Junts to submit the decision to the militants through an internal consultation, which will begin at 10 a.m. and which is expected to take a long time. No hearings have been announced until 5 p.m. Among the functions of that assembly is to take stock of the Brussels agreement and define 'actions to be taken'.