Breaches:
In its report, the Prosecutor’s Office states that the circumstances for granting pardon to those convicted (Junqueras, Romeva, Turull, Bassa, Forn, Rull, Forcadell, Sànchez, Cuixart, Borràs, Mundó and Vila) have not been met and that the sentences are neither unfair nor disproportionate. On 26 May 2021, the Supreme Court also rejected the pardon and ruled out any hope of amnesty, stating that, among other things, the acts for which they were convicted cannot be considered ‘democratic.’
29 December 2020
28 December 2020
Quim Torra is on trial for failing to remove the yellow ribbon from the balcony for the second time
22 December 2020
The Prosecutor’s Office and the Supreme Court oppose the granting of pardons for those convicted in the 1 October sentence
21 December 2020
Parliamentary elections are convened
18 December 2020
The trial against Gonzalo Boye begins at the National High Court
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