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Conde-Pumpido Calls for "Respect" for "Constitutional Jurisdiction" Following the Supreme Supreme Supreme Court's Criticism of the Amnesty

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Conde-Pumpido calls for "respect" for "constitutional jurisdiction" following the Supreme Supreme Supreme Court's criticism of the amnesty

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Conde-Pumpido calls for "respect" for "constitutional jurisdiction" following the Supreme Supreme Supreme Court's criticism of the amnesty

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The High Court challenges the “unnecessary grandiloquence” of the judgement drafted by Conde-Pumpido and considers the decision of the Court of Guarantees to be “invasive”

·Madrid, Spain
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The President of the Constitutional Court, Cándido Conde-Pumpido, has claimed “respect” for “constitutional jurisdiction” and “ordinary” hours after the Supreme Court (TS) has reproached [...]

·Madrid, Spain
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The institutional clash between the two courts over the application of amnesty to those convicted in the trial opens up an unprecedented scenario

The president of the Constitutional Court asks for "respect" hours after the high court criticized his "unnecessary bombast"

The Constitutional President asks for “respect” hours after the High Court criticized his “unnecessary grandiloquence”

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El Pais broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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