Breaches:
The Secretary-General of Parliament, Xavier Muro, instructs that the resolutions passed by the plenary session on the monarchy be published without the parts that he considers to contravene the prohibitions imposed by the Constitutional Courton reproving the monarchy. Thus, the resolutions approved by the plenary on 7 August following the withdrawal of King Juan Carlos I to the United Arab Emirates have been published in the Parliamentary Bulletin devoid of certain sections such as the reproval of King Felipe VI or the statement that the Bourbon monarchy ‘has been and is a main pillar of the persecution of the rights of the Catalan people.’
3 September 2020
Catalan courts annul the statement issued by Catalan universities
23 August 2020
10 August 2020
The Secretary-General of Parliament publishes the resolutions of the plenary session excluding the parts banned by the Constitutional Court
7 August 2020
Belgian justice refuses to extradite Lluís Puig
22 July 2020
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