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Judge asks Puigdemont to testify voluntarily and by video in terrorism probe

News Desk8th April 202415th April 2024

8th April 202415th April 2024826

Former Catalan president Carles Puigdemont, who is still sought by Spanish justice, has been called to testify by Spain’s Supreme Court as part of a terrorism investigation over

Spanish Supreme Court officially opens ‘terrorism’ investigation of Carles Puigdemont

News Desk29th February 20247th March 2024

29th February 20247th March 20241200

The Spanish Supreme Court said on Thursday that it was opening an investigation into fromer Catalan president Carles Puigdemont (main image) on ‘terrorism’ charges over protests

Judges extend probes into Puigdemont’s alleged ‘Kremlin ties’ and ‘Tsunami terrorism’

News Desk29th January 20245th February 2024

29th January 20245th February 20242078

On the eve of a key vote in the Spanish Congress on a controversial amnesty law for Catalan activists and politicians involved in a failed

Spanish government tweaks terrorism clauses in draft amnesty law

News Desk24th January 202429th January 2024

24th January 202429th January 20241358

Spain’s ruling PSOE socialists and Catalan pro-independence parties reached a deal on Tuesday to amend a planned amnesty law that was pledged by Prime Minister Pedro

Spanish judge now wants to question Puigdemont as part of terrorism investigation

News Desk6th November 202314th November 2023

6th November 202314th November 20231321

A judge at Spain’s National Court now wants to question former Catalan president Carles Puigdemont as part of a terrorism investigation into the activities of the Tsunami

Spanish judge summons three former ETA chiefs for 1997 murder of local politician

News Desk8th July 202212th July 2022

8th July 202212th July 20221785

Spain’s National High Court judge, Manuel García Castellón, has agreed to summon three former ETA chiefs, who were members of the executive committee of the

Financial affairs of former king will not be investigated by Spanish Congress

News Desk17th March 20203rd August 2021

17th March 20203rd August 20212812

Following news that Spain’s King Felipe VI will renounce the inheritance that personally corresponds to him from his father Juan Carlos I, after last week’s reports that the

Spain’s former king, his mistress, and the $100m Swiss bank account

News Desk8th March 20203rd August 2021

8th March 20203rd August 202113287

Public prosecutors in Switzerland are currently investigating a $100m bank account that was held by Spain’s former king Juan Carlos I in Geneva, according to a

Spain now investigates ‘Tsunami Democràtic’ for terrorism

Newsdesk / ACN18th October 201921st October 2019

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Tsunami Democràtic, the Catalan pro-independence group behind Monday’s protests at Barcelona airport, is now being investigated by Spain’s National Court for alleged terrorism charges. Sources

Seven Catalan activists sent to prison without bail on terrorism charges

Newsdesk / ACN26th September 20191st October 2019

26th September 20191st October 20192394

Spain’s National Court in Madrid has sent seven Catalan pro-independence activists to prison without bail for allegedly belonging to a terrorist group, making and possessing explosives,

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