What We Know
The Constitutional Court has archived or declared extinguished the constitutional appeals filed by former Catalan vice-president Oriol Junqueras and former regional ministers Jordi Turull and Raül Romeva.3Backed by 3 sourcesEl Paístelemadrid.eseuropapress.es
The court said the appeals had lost their purpose because the Supreme Court had already applied the amnesty to the three politicians.5Backed by 5 sourcesEl Paíselconstitucional.estelemadrid.esservimedia.eseuropapress.es The decision means the Constitutional Court will not rule on those appeals against the Supreme Court’s earlier handling of the amnesty.2Backed by 2 sourcesEl Paíseuropapress.es
Reporting differs on some details. Its headline describes the Constitutional Court as rejecting the appeals, contrasting with the briefing’s account that they were archived or declared extinguished after losing their purpose.1Conflicting account from one source20minutos.es
Source Comparison
Mixed reportingCorroborates
- El País↗The report supports the closure of the three appeals, attributing the decision to the Supreme Court’s prior application of the amnesty.
- elconstitucional.es↗The excerpt supports the court’s finding that the appeals had lost their purpose after the Supreme Court granted amnesty to the three politicians.
- telemadrid.es↗The excerpt reports that the Constitutional Court extinguished the appeals after the Supreme Court applied the amnesty to Junqueras, Turull and Romeva.
- servimedia.es↗The report links the appeals’ archival to the Supreme Court’s prior application of the amnesty.
- europapress.es↗The excerpt supports the extinction of the three appeals and states that this followed the Supreme Court’s application of the amnesty.