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Legal implementation of Catalan amnesty law continues

18 clusters · 165 sources · last updated

Latest: Audiencia Nacional archives terrorism case against 12 CDR members

The legal implementation of the Catalan amnesty law has faced significant judicial friction. In September 2026, Constitutional Court magistrate José María Macías proposed a ruling to deny amnesty for embezzlement, arguin

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Ceuta migration crisis: Legal action and return efforts

10 clusters · 101 sources · last updated

Latest: Ceuta government files Supreme Court lawsuit over migrant crisis management

The judicial investigation into the mass entry of migrants into Ceuta on July 30 and 31 has intensified, with key figures providing testimony before Judge María Tardón of the Audiencia Nacional. Ceuta's President, Juan J

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ETA cessation of armed activity and legacy

2 clusters · 29 sources · last updated

Latest: Spain: Two arrested for alleged terrorism on ETA's 15th anniversary

The terrorist organization ETA announced the definitive cessation of its armed activity on October 20, 2011, ending over five decades of violence in Spain and the Basque Country. This transition, influenced by global pol

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Legal disputes escalate over Basque prison status changes

6 clusters · 26 sources · last updated

Latest: Basque Government grants third-degree status to former ETA leader

The Basque Government continues to grant prison status changes to former ETA members, a trend that has intensified legal and social friction. On October 5, 2026, the government granted semi-liberty to Juan Carlos Besance

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Spanish Senate crisis and Ceuta migration tensions

13 clusters · 196 sources · last updated

Latest: Spain to allocate 45 million euros to Ceuta for migration crisis costs

The institutional conflict in the Spanish Senate has escalated as the opposition Partido Popular (PP) prepares formal legislative actions against the government. Following the refusal of several ministers to testify rega

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