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REST OF WORLD:Spain’s Court of Auditors grants amnesty to 34 Catalan officials over independence spendingCYBERSECURITY:CISA urges Ivanti Connect Secure patching after exploited authentication-bypass flaw enables stealthy attacksPOLITICS:Argentina Senate approves labour reform as unions prepare possible general strikeAI:FTC reportedly investigates OpenAI and Anthropic over alleged AI-related consumer harmsTOP STORIES:Turkish authorities take over broadcaster amid corruption probe and press-freedom concernsGAMING:Epic unveils Rocket League Club Championship with three stages, November qualifiers and 2027 LAN finalMARKETS:Dollar retreats from 18-month high as hot inflation fails to revive Fed hike betsSPORTS:Rayo Vallecano fans protest club ownership as Athletic Club match is haltedREST OF WORLD:Spain’s Court of Auditors grants amnesty to 34 Catalan officials over independence spendingCYBERSECURITY:CISA urges Ivanti Connect Secure patching after exploited authentication-bypass flaw enables stealthy attacksPOLITICS:Argentina Senate approves labour reform as unions prepare possible general strikeAI:FTC reportedly investigates OpenAI and Anthropic over alleged AI-related consumer harmsTOP STORIES:Turkish authorities take over broadcaster amid corruption probe and press-freedom concernsGAMING:Epic unveils Rocket League Club Championship with three stages, November qualifiers and 2027 LAN finalMARKETS:Dollar retreats from 18-month high as hot inflation fails to revive Fed hike betsSPORTS:Rayo Vallecano fans protest club ownership as Athletic Club match is halted
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Spain’s Court of Auditors grants amnesty to 34 Catalan officials over independence spending

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Spain’s Court of Auditors has granted an amnesty to 34 former Catalan government officials in a case concerning the 2017 independence referendum and the Catalan government’s spending connected with it.Backed by 1 sourcescatalannews.com Those covered include former Catalan leaders Carles Puigdemont, Oriol Junqueras and Artur Mas.Backed by 1 sourcescatalannews.com

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