Gov’t court pulse with the Government at the expense of the independence referendum in Catalonia. Yesterday, the State Bar requested the Constitutional Court to declare the creation of the supervisory committee of inquiry signed by the Catalan president, Artur Mas, on day 2 The Executive considers that this is a breach of the providence of the null September 29 in which the high court made it clear that the suspension of the law of Catalan consultations and also call a referendum involving the suspension of “all other actions in preparation for the convening of such consultation or linked to it.”
The Government requests that this new challenge will join those already presented previously against the statute and the decree setting the date of the referendum. This forces the Constitutional head back to the Generalitat and the Catalan parliament to present the arguments they deem appropriate. After studying these, the full Constitutional will meet to discuss whether to support this new resource. The decision will not be immediate, and the matter is expected to be debated in the House that the Constitutional Court held today.
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The supervisory committee of the consultations was created as an equivalent to the national election board, whose role is to monitor queries refrendarias that can not be called in Catalonia. The Catalan parliament on Wednesday elected its seven members in a vote in which only involved parties that support the referendum for independence. PP, PSC and Ciutadans not involved in the vote on the grounds that it was an illegal act that violated the orders of the Constitutional Court.
The state attorney general, Eduardo Torres-Dulce, he spoke again yesterday to the legal battle between the Government and the Government and said that the prosecution is examining ‘carefully’ and ‘impartiality’ each of the events taking place since the Constitutional Court suspended the query so that no occurs in Catalonia “the consummation of a crime.”
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