What We Know
The Supreme Court has applied Spain’s amnesty law to Clara Ponsatí, a former Catalan minister prosecuted for disobedience in the case concerning Catalonia’s independence process.3Backed by 3 sourcesen.ara.catdemocrata.escatalannews.com The court’s Criminal Chamber declared Ponsatí’s criminal liability extinguished and ordered the case closed, including proceedings connected to her role in the 1-O events.1Backed by 1 sourcesdemocrata.es
The reporting describes the ruling as archiving or fully closing the case and ending Ponsatí’s criminal liability in connection with the Catalan independence bid and 1-O.3Context supported by 3 independent sourcesen.ara.catcatalannews.comtodoalicante.es
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- en.ara.cat↗It identifies the case as archived and links the ruling to Ponsatí’s role in the 1-O events, while not stating the full Criminal Chamber disposition.
- catalannews.com↗It emphasizes that the ruling ended Ponsatí’s criminal liability and fully closed her case, without supplying every procedural detail in the briefing.
- todoalicante.es↗It characterizes the ruling as extinguishing liability arising from the Catalan independence bid, adding a broader description of the underlying case.