What We Know
Spain’s Constitutional Court is scheduled to vote on October 6 on two reports concerning the application of an amnesty, in a decision that could affect Carles Puigdemont’s arrest warrant.1Backed by 1 sourcescatalan.news Spain’s Supreme Court has refused to apply the amnesty to Puigdemont and has kept him subject to an arrest warrant while the Constitutional Court considers the issue.1Backed by 1 sourcesground.news
Puigdemont fled to Belgium after the Catalan independence referendum and, according to the reporting, the October 6 court decision could help determine whether he can return to Catalonia, although no arrival date has been announced.1Backed by 1 sourcesdemocrata.es
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- catalan.news↗The excerpt supports the scheduled Constitutional Court vote on two amnesty-related reports and its potential effect on Puigdemont’s arrest warrant.
- ground.news↗The excerpt supports that the Supreme Court refused to apply the amnesty to Puigdemont and that he remains subject to an arrest warrant; it also identifies his flight to Belgium after the referendum.
- democrata.es↗The excerpt supports October 6 as a decisive judicial date for Puigdemont’s possible return to Catalonia while stating that no arrival date has been announced.