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Junts avoids haste for the return trip after having exploited in all previous campaigns its inferiority condition because it cannot have the leader present
Better to unravel the reasons why Puigdemont decided to clear the legislature rather than scandalize or applaud
Politically raised in Convergència, he came to give up his seat in the Senate by throwing reproaches against the former Catalan
On arrival in Catalonia will occupy a property owned by the Generalitat, for lack of space in the current office of the Gothic district
The Constitutional allows the return to Spain of the expressive and finally to the lost years of the 'process'
The Constitutional supports the amnesty of the embezzlement of the 'procés' and approaches the return of the former Catalan, although the Supreme must still apply the measure to his case.
The return of the former, even without a date, is an impulse for Junts at a time when his electoral force is in doubt in front of the push of Aliança Catalana
The former Catalan man qualifies when and how to return to Catalonia to prevent being accused of the opportunism he always denied
Spain's Constitutional Court ruled an amnesty law for Catalan separatists applied to the politician.
Almost nine years after leaving Catalonia following the independence attempt of 2017, the former President of the Generalitat, Carles Puigdemont, is closer than ever to returning to Spain. The Constitutional Court had upheld the application of the amnesty law to the offence of embezzlement and the national arrest warrant on him had been lifted.
The president of the Generalitat claims "the political sense" of his nine years fled in Belgium and does not clear when he will return to Spain
The Spanish Constitutional Court endorsed this Tuesday the application of the amnesty law to the offence of embezzlement linked to the Catalan independence process. Hours later, the Supreme Court lifted the national arrest warrant against Carles Puigdemont, who has been living in Belgium since 2017 and can now return to Spain without risk of being arrested for that cause.
Catalan separatist leader Carles Puigdemont fled Spain in 2017 after launching an independence bid. The court's decision means he can return home without fear of arrest after almost a decade in exile.
The president dismisses seeing Puigdemont and already charges the PP and Vox: "They come with the cuts, first of the vote and now of the pensions"
The judge of the 'procés' raises the national order for the arrest of the former after nine years of investigation
With seven votes in favour and five against, the court protects former councillor Dolores Bassa and sets out the doctrine from which the "express' escaped benefits.
The judiciary can influence political developments on account of the return of the 'expressive'
Housing, immigration and public services have moved to the 'procés' of the centre of the Catalan political debate during the nine years of the 'express' absence
As he discounts the hours to activate the return of Puigdemont, the party tries to content the electoral base and its allies
The Government incorporated Junts and PNV measures for the owners and Sumar, the extensions. The text has a lot of print from Puigdemont's.
