Breaches:
The Supreme Court decides not to provisionally suspend the disqualification of Quim Torra as an MP, ordered by the Central Electoral Board following his conviction for disobedience for not having removed the yellow ribbons from the Palace of the Government of Catalonia, a conviction which is still not final. The request to suspend the disqualification had been presented by Torra himself and had the support of the Prosecutor’s Office. Torra presents an appeal for protection before the Constitutional Court, and also asks the Court for precautionary measures. On the same day, and at VOX’s request, the Central Electoral Board orders the president of Parliament, Roger Torrent, to enforce Torra’s disqualification.
28 January 2020
The Constitutional Court upholds the prisoners’ suspension as MPs
27 January 2020
23 January 2020
The Supreme Court rejects Torra’s request for the precautionary suspension of his disqualification as an MP, and strips him of his seat
20 January 2020
The leaders of the Mossos go on trial for the events of 20 September and 1 October
16 January 2020
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