Illustration of Junts rejecting reconciliation with Sánchez after amnesty law upheld by EU court.
Illustration of Junts rejecting reconciliation with Sánchez after amnesty law upheld by EU court.
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Junts rules out reconciling with Sánchez after TJUE backs Amnesty Law

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The pro-independence party Junts has rejected any rapprochement with the PSOE following the European Court of Justice ruling that upholds the Amnesty Law.

Sources from Junts leadership stated that the TJUE ruling does not pave the way to support Pedro Sánchez's government again. "¿Esto allana volver con el PSOE? No", they declared, insisting the resolution stems from their persistence rather than actions by the executive.

The pro-independence group recalled that pending agreements, such as the delegation of migration powers to the Generalitat and official status for Catalan in the EU, remain unfulfilled. They demanded that Sánchez deliver for Catalans or step down, suggesting an alternative modeled on the "Starmer route" to continue the term.

Meanwhile, Minister Félix Bolaños welcomed the ruling and said "reconciliación está conseguida". He urged the Supreme Court to apply the Amnesty Law immediately to the independence leaders.

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EU court backs Spanish amnesty law and rejects breach of European law

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The Court of Justice of the European Union backed the Spanish amnesty law on Thursday, ruling that it does not contravene EU rules on financial interests or terrorism.

The European Commission has confirmed receipt of Carles Puigdemont's complaint against Spain for failing to apply the TJUE ruling on the Amnesty Law.

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The Supreme Court has declared amnestied the acts of eight people convicted or prosecuted for disobedience and public disorder in the context of the Catalan independence Procés. This is the first application of the law by the High Court after the endorsement of the Constitutional Court and the CJEU.

Former prime minister Felipe González on Tuesday called on Pedro Sánchez to resign or call elections, one day before his appearance in Congress.

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Sumar parties gathered in Barcelona on Saturday to criticize corruption cases in the PSOE and demand transparency, but reaffirmed their support for Pedro Sánchez's government until 2027.

Alberto Núñez Feijóo proposed on Monday an instrumental motion of censure to form a PP-only government without Vox that would immediately call early elections.

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Government spokesperson Elma Saiz on Monday rejected PP criticism over the Grandchildren Law and linked the accusations to the opposition party's electoral desperation.

 

 

 

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