US EditionThe Progressive Majority of the Constitutional Court Refuses to Refer a Question to Europe for a Preliminary Ruling on Amnesty
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The judges who make up the progressive majority in the Constitutional Court have aligned themselves this Monday with the presentation of the Vice President Immaculate Montalbán, and in the analysis of the first point to which this first day of deliberations on the amnesty law has been devoted, have considered that it is not appropriate to raise a question for a preliminary ruling to the Court of Justice of the European Union, as several judges o…
During the first part of the plenary session on Tuesday, this legal figure was debated "in abstract" without going into the specifics of the Catalan case.
The six judges of the leftist bloc of the Court consider that the abstract analysis of our legal framework allows us to conclude that Pa...
The progressive majority of the Constitutional Court (TC) has shown against the body's formulating its...
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Diario de CádizThe reporting judge argues that the law is "closely related to underlying political issues that are eminently national." The King sees Montserrat as the "meeting point" of Catalan, Spanish, and European culture.
The Progressive Majority of the TC Dismisses Going to Europe to Ask for Amnesty The Montañés Journal
The plenary session examines the PP's appeal against this law, which is expected to be upheld at the end of the week
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