The Constitutional Suspends Part of the Mazón Concordia Law After Admitting the Government's Appeal

In his appeal, the President of the Government argues that the contested articles could be contrary to articles 10 and 15 of the Constitution, because of the impairment of the rights of the victims, and he also raises violations of State powers, as well as of the duty to cooperate.

The Constitutional Court has accepted the constitutional appeal filed by the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, against the law of Concordia of the Valencian Community and has suspended the validity of some of its precepts until it decides on the matter.The rule was approved by PP and Vox in July last year in the Valencian Courts, hours before breaking as partners in the autonomous executive of Carlos Mazón, although it came into force …

The battle between the Valencian Generalitat and the Government of Spain on different fronts adds a new chapter. The Constitutional Court (TC) plenary has admitted to the proceedings the appeal of unconstitutionality filed by the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, in relation to several articles of the Law of Concordia of the Valencian Community and has suspended some precepts of the Valencian norm.

The Constitutional Court, presided over by Cándido Conde-Pumpido, has become an expert in revising regulations to suit the PSOE (Spanish Socialist Workers' Party). One day it reduces the sentences of convicted former Andalusian presidents Chávez and Griñán, another day it prepares reports to endorse the amnesty law. Now, Conde-Pumpido's Constitutional Court has come to the rescue of the PSPV-PSOE (Spanish Socialist Workers' Party) and has admitt…

The plenary of the Constitutional Court has decided to suspend several precepts of the Law of Concordia of the Valencian Community, appealed by the central government on the grounds that they limit and restrict the rights of the victims. The plenary has admitted to the appeal procedure, a decision that results in the temporary suspension of the law by having invoked article 161.2 of the Constitution by the executive, which is effective since the…

Santiago Abascal has reacted after learning that the Constitutional Court agrees to declare unconstitutional some articles of the law of Concordia approved in the government of the Valencian Community: «There is a dividing line before which we must position ourselves: those who, like Vox, want to repeal Sánchez's regime and all its laws, and those who only aspire to inherit it».In this sense, in reference to the President of the Government Pedro…