What We Know
The PSOE and Junts have closed an agreement intended to secure approval of Spain’s amnesty law, according to reports published on October 18, 2026.1Backed by 1 sourceslaagendacapital.com The reported changes would strengthen or expand legal guarantees for people facing proceedings under the law.1Backed by 1 sourceslaagendacapital.com
The government has described the pact as settled but has not disclosed the specific changes, which one report characterizes as measures that would protect Carles Puigdemont.1Backed by 1 sourcesnuevacaba.com Around 60 pro-independence politicians are reportedly awaiting amnesty while a definitive decision concerning Puigdemont remains pending.1Backed by 1 sourcesEl País
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- laagendacapital.com↗The excerpt reports that PSOE and Junts reached an agreement to approve the amnesty law and that the changes strengthen guarantees for people facing proceedings.
- nuevacaba.com↗The excerpt reports that the government considers the amnesty pact settled, has not revealed the changes, and presents them as safeguards for Carles Puigdemont.
- El País↗The excerpt reports that about 60 pro-independence politicians are awaiting amnesty while a definitive approval concerning Puigdemont remains pending.