The Supreme Court admits the complaints against the Vice President of the Government Yolanda Díaz for his interview with Carles Puigdemont in Brussels | CGPJ | The judges | Supreme Court

2024-07-12 12:00:00

The Criminal Chamber of the Supreme Court agreed to admit and file five complaints and complaints filed against the vice president of the Government Yolanda Díaz, for not respecting any crime, for its meeting this September spent in Brussels with the former president of the Government. Catalan General Carles Puigdemont.

The complaints and the complaint, formulated by associations, lawyers and individuals, which have been jointly studied, considered that alleged crimes may have been incurred by the vice president of the Government for the lack of the duty of authority or public officer to prosecute crimes, cover – up, anger, deadlock of public funds, treason and against the peace and independence of the Spanish State.

For the Supreme Court, however, the facts do not fall under the criminal category of any of these crimes. “As can be assumed from the published information, the reported event is part of the negotiations that were underway by the representatives of the various parliamentary groups to obtain the investment of a certain candidate as President of the Government and that is a matter of great debate. they could be included in any of the behaviors that the complainants consider to be criminal,” the order indicates.