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Mar 20, 01:12

Spanish Court Rejects Amnesty for Police Officers in 1-O Case

A Barcelona court rejected an amnesty request for four National Police officers accused of causing serious injury to Roger Español during the 2017 Catalan independence referendum protests, sending them to trial on charges of causing grievous bodily harm.

Spanish Court Rejects Amnesty for Police Officers in 1-O Case

A Barcelona court rejected an amnesty request for four National Police officers accused of causing serious injury to Roger Español during the 2017 Catalan independence referendum protests, sending them to trial on charges of causing grievous bodily harm.

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What are the immediate consequences of the Barcelona court's decision to reject the amnesty request for the four police officers?

Four National Police officers face trial for causing the loss of an eye to Roger Español during the 2017 Catalan independence referendum protests. A Barcelona court rejected their amnesty request, citing the intentional nature of the injury caused by rubber bullets. This decision, included in an article added by Junts, goes against the Fiscalía's recommendation for amnesty.

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Mar 13, 19:11

Spanish Supreme Court Dismisses Investigation into Russian Interference in Catalan Independence

Spain's Supreme Court dismissed an investigation into alleged Russian interference in Catalonia's independence movement, upholding a lower court's decision that deemed the initial investigation invalid due to procedural irregularities; this decision prevents further investigation of former Catalan p...

Spanish Supreme Court Dismisses Investigation into Russian Interference in Catalan Independence

Spain's Supreme Court dismissed an investigation into alleged Russian interference in Catalonia's independence movement, upholding a lower court's decision that deemed the initial investigation invalid due to procedural irregularities; this decision prevents further investigation of former Catalan p...

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What were the key arguments of the Barcelona High Court in its ruling, and how did these influence the Supreme Court's decision?

The Supreme Court's decision stems from a Barcelona High Court ruling declaring null and void the lower court's attempt to open a separate investigation. The Supreme Court lacked jurisdiction to review this decision after the High Court's ruling became final, as no appeals were filed.

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Mar 10, 16:12

Spanish Prosecutors Support Amnesty for Puigdemont in Embezzlement Case

Spain's State Attorney and Attorney General support applying the amnesty law to Carles Puigdemont for embezzlement, arguing that the acts weren't aimed at personal enrichment and only Catalan funds were used, contradicting a previous judge's decision. Puigdemont's defense argues the Supreme Court la...

Spanish Prosecutors Support Amnesty for Puigdemont in Embezzlement Case

Spain's State Attorney and Attorney General support applying the amnesty law to Carles Puigdemont for embezzlement, arguing that the acts weren't aimed at personal enrichment and only Catalan funds were used, contradicting a previous judge's decision. Puigdemont's defense argues the Supreme Court la...

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How do the differing legal interpretations of embezzlement in this case relate to broader debates about the application of the amnesty law?

This decision challenges the previous ruling by Judge Llarena, who rejected the amnesty for embezzlement, highlighting a conflict between judicial interpretations of the law. The State's position supports the amnesty based on a narrow interpretation of the law's scope, emphasizing the lack of personal gain and the source of funds.

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Mar 6, 01:10

CriteriaCaixa Returns to Barcelona, Signaling Catalonia's Normalized Political Climate

CriteriaCaixa, the investment arm of Spain's largest financial and industrial group, has moved its headquarters back to Barcelona from Palma de Mallorca, citing the normalization of the political situation in Catalonia after eight years. This decision aligns with the Spanish government's view of the...

CriteriaCaixa Returns to Barcelona, Signaling Catalonia's Normalized Political Climate

CriteriaCaixa, the investment arm of Spain's largest financial and industrial group, has moved its headquarters back to Barcelona from Palma de Mallorca, citing the normalization of the political situation in Catalonia after eight years. This decision aligns with the Spanish government's view of the...

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How does this move relate to the broader political context of Catalonia's relationship with the Spanish government?

The move is significant, as it reflects the Spanish government's assertion that Catalonia has reached a state of normalcy. The decision by CriteriaCaixa, along with the earlier return of Banco Sabadell, underscores a shift in perception regarding political stability in the region.

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Mar 6, 07:11

La Caixa Returns to Barcelona: A Turning Point in Catalan Politics

La Caixa and Criteria, major Catalan financial institutions, have returned their headquarters to Barcelona after relocating to Palma de Mallorca in 2017, marking a symbolic victory for the Spanish government and a potential turning point in Catalonia's political climate.

La Caixa Returns to Barcelona: A Turning Point in Catalan Politics

La Caixa and Criteria, major Catalan financial institutions, have returned their headquarters to Barcelona after relocating to Palma de Mallorca in 2017, marking a symbolic victory for the Spanish government and a potential turning point in Catalonia's political climate.

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What are the immediate economic and political consequences of La Caixa and Criteria's return to Barcelona?

La Caixa and Criteria's return to Barcelona, following a period of relocation to Palma de Mallorca, is celebrated by the local oligarchy as a victory. This move is significant for its symbolic value in restoring business confidence and for its political implications, allowing the Spanish government to claim pacification of Catalonia.

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Mar 5, 07:15

Catalonia to Control Immigration, Potentially Requiring Catalan Language Proficiency

The Catalan government will assume control over immigration, potentially requiring immigrants to demonstrate Catalan language proficiency for residency, a move reflecting a long-standing nationalist goal of preserving Catalan identity and raising legal concerns.

Catalonia to Control Immigration, Potentially Requiring Catalan Language Proficiency

The Catalan government will assume control over immigration, potentially requiring immigrants to demonstrate Catalan language proficiency for residency, a move reflecting a long-standing nationalist goal of preserving Catalan identity and raising legal concerns.

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What are the immediate impacts of granting Catalonia full control over immigration, and how will it affect foreigners seeking residency?

The Catalan government will gain control over immigration, potentially requiring immigrants to demonstrate Catalan language proficiency for residency permits. This new policy, agreed upon by the PSOE and Junts parties, aims to protect Catalan culture and social cohesion, impacting foreigners' ability to live and work in the region.

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Mar 17, 07:10

ERC Congress: Junqueras Secures Leadership Amidst Internal Divisions

The Esquerra Republicana (ERC) congress in Martorell, Barcelona saw Oriol Junqueras secure his leadership, but internal divisions over the controversial Alzheimer's campaign posters and a low voter turnout highlighted persistent factionalism, despite the passage of key policy decisions with over 89%...

ERC Congress: Junqueras Secures Leadership Amidst Internal Divisions

The Esquerra Republicana (ERC) congress in Martorell, Barcelona saw Oriol Junqueras secure his leadership, but internal divisions over the controversial Alzheimer's campaign posters and a low voter turnout highlighted persistent factionalism, despite the passage of key policy decisions with over 89%...

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How did the internal divisions within ERC manifest during the congress, and what are the underlying causes of this conflict?

The congress highlighted a power struggle within ERC between Junqueras's leadership and internal critics. While Junqueras's faction secured key policy decisions, the party's efforts at reconciliation faced setbacks due to the release of a controversial internal report investigating the controversial Alzheimer's campaign posters. The report, which directly implicated former communication officials, has fueled ongoing internal conflict and dissent.

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Mar 13, 19:11

Villanueva de Sijena Appeals Acquittal in Sijena Artworks Case

The Villanueva de Sijena City Council is appealing the acquittal of former Catalan Culture Minister Lluís Puig for disobeying a court order to return 44 artworks to the Monastery of Sijena from Lleida, arguing the decision undermines previous Supreme Court rulings affirming Huesca court jurisdiction...

Villanueva de Sijena Appeals Acquittal in Sijena Artworks Case

The Villanueva de Sijena City Council is appealing the acquittal of former Catalan Culture Minister Lluís Puig for disobeying a court order to return 44 artworks to the Monastery of Sijena from Lleida, arguing the decision undermines previous Supreme Court rulings affirming Huesca court jurisdiction...

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How did the actions of Lluís Puig and his predecessor, Santi Vila, contribute to the legal conflict and the current appeal?

The appeal highlights the conflict between the Huesca court's orders and the actions of the Catalan regional government. The council contends that Puig's actions, in communicating a prior secret resolution denying the return of the artwork, constituted intentional disobedience of the higher courts' decisions. This case underscores the ongoing tension between Catalonia and the central government over issues of jurisdiction and regional autonomy.

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Mar 10, 16:12

Spanish Court Rejects Amnesty for Puigdemont, Sparking Further Legal Battles

The Spanish Supreme Court refused to grant amnesty to former Catalan president Carles Puigdemont and two ex-councilors for embezzlement, despite appeals from the prosecution and defense, arguing that the law excludes cases involving personal enrichment. The decision sparked further legal challenges.

Spanish Court Rejects Amnesty for Puigdemont, Sparking Further Legal Battles

The Spanish Supreme Court refused to grant amnesty to former Catalan president Carles Puigdemont and two ex-councilors for embezzlement, despite appeals from the prosecution and defense, arguing that the law excludes cases involving personal enrichment. The decision sparked further legal challenges.

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How do differing legal interpretations of the amnesty law contribute to the ongoing conflict?

The Supreme Court's rejection of the amnesty for embezzlement, based on alleged personal enrichment, is contested by the prosecution and defense. This disagreement stems from differing interpretations of the amnesty law and its scope regarding specific offenses. The case underscores broader political tensions surrounding Catalonia's independence movement.

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Mar 6, 01:10

Catalonia Granted Expanded Immigration Powers in Controversial Spanish Law

Spain's government, PSOE, and Junts party are granting Catalonia significant control over immigration policy execution via a negotiated law, delegating powers while avoiding explicit legislative transfer, sparking legal concerns given Article 149.1.2 of the Constitution.

Catalonia Granted Expanded Immigration Powers in Controversial Spanish Law

Spain's government, PSOE, and Junts party are granting Catalonia significant control over immigration policy execution via a negotiated law, delegating powers while avoiding explicit legislative transfer, sparking legal concerns given Article 149.1.2 of the Constitution.

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What specific executive powers over immigration are being delegated to Catalonia, and what immediate implications does this have for immigration processes within the region?

The Spanish government, PSOE, and Junts have negotiated a law granting Catalonia more power over immigration policy, using Article 150.2 of the Constitution to delegate "the execution of regulations" to the regional government. This avoids explicitly transferring legislative power but grants Catalonia significant control over permits, quotas, sanctions, and detention centers.

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Mar 5, 07:15

Catalan Police Gain Control of Key Spanish Ports

A deal between PSOE and Junts gives the Mossos d'Esquadra control over Spain's ports, including Barcelona, impacting €118.142 billion in annual goods and raising concerns about national security and economic stability.

Catalan Police Gain Control of Key Spanish Ports

A deal between PSOE and Junts gives the Mossos d'Esquadra control over Spain's ports, including Barcelona, impacting €118.142 billion in annual goods and raising concerns about national security and economic stability.

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What are the potential long-term implications of this agreement on national security and economic stability in Spain?

The long-term impact includes increased Catalan influence over Spain's economic infrastructure and potential implications for national security, especially in scenarios of civil unrest. The appointment of Lluís Salvadó, facing malversation charges, as Port President, despite objections, highlights the political sensitivities involved.

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Mar 5, 10:09

Immigration Deal with Junts Doesn't Guarantee Spanish Budget Approval

After a year and two months of negotiations, the Spanish government reached a deal with Junts per Catalunya on transferring immigration powers to the Catalan regional government, but the budget for 2025 remains uncertain due to internal disagreements within the governing coalition and opposition fro...

Immigration Deal with Junts Doesn't Guarantee Spanish Budget Approval

After a year and two months of negotiations, the Spanish government reached a deal with Junts per Catalunya on transferring immigration powers to the Catalan regional government, but the budget for 2025 remains uncertain due to internal disagreements within the governing coalition and opposition fro...

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Does the agreement between the PSOE and Junts on immigration pave the way for the approval of the 2025 budget?

The recent agreement between the PSOE and Junts on immigration has not guaranteed the passage of the 2025 budget. While Junts secured the delegation of immigration competences to the Generalitat, they emphasize this is separate from budget negotiations. The PSOE also reached a separate deal with ERC regarding debt relief, further complicating budget prospects.

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