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The prosecutor's office urges the Court of Auditors to apply the amnesty and lift the embargoes on the 'process'
Spain🏛️ PoliticsProgressive9 hr. ago

The prosecutor's office urges the Court of Auditors to apply the amnesty and lift the embargoes on the 'process'

The Spanish National Court's Chief Prosecutor, Manuel Martín-Granizo, has criticized the Tribunal of Accounts (TCu) for attempting to delay or avoid implementing the amnesty for leaders of Catalonia's independence movement ('procés'). In a published report, he argued against reopening discussions about the origin of misappropriated funds and deemed unnecessary to consult parties on whether EU funds were used to finance the independence bid, noting that this has already been ruled out. The TCu had previously given the involved parties ten days to submit arguments or additional information regarding the funding of the 'procés'.

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ABC (España) logoABC (España)IndependentProgressive9 hr. ago
The prosecutor's office urges the Court of Auditors to apply the amnesty and lift the embargoes on the 'process'

The Spanish National Court's Chief Prosecutor, Manuel Martín-Granizo, has criticized the Tribunal of Accounts (TCu) for attempting to delay or avoid implementing the amnesty for leaders of Catalonia's independence movement ('procés'). In a published report, he argued against reopening discussions about the origin of misappropriated funds and deemed unnecessary to consult parties on whether EU funds were used to finance the independence bid, noting that this has already been ruled out. The TCu had previously given the involved parties ten days to submit arguments or additional information regarding the funding of the 'procés'.

Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the Tribunal of Accounts' actions as an attempt to delay or evade the implementation of amnesty for Catalan independence leaders, which aligns with a left-leaning perspective that supports the amnesty. The language used implies criticism of the Tribunal's approach, suggesting a sl

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