Madrid, December 15 (EFE) .- The full Congress debated tomorrow a proposition of law with which the PSOE seeks to repeal the reform of the Universal Justice for its “devastating effects” that have “thrown away” work in the fight against drug trafficking and has involved the “out” by the judges of the Court.
In the initiative, the Socialists claim that the reform, approved in February alone by the PP – disables the fight against serious crime, sends a “message of impunity unaffordable” and is a ” serious damage to the Spain “as a champion of human rights.
Among the” devastating effects “of the law, the PSOE highlights the” plant “of the judges of the High Court, which appeal to the international commitments of Spain on human rights to avoid dismissal of cases commenced establishing reform.
It also rejects the start release of more than 50 drug traffickers from law enforcement arrested in international waters after committing serious crimes have behaved very severe punishment and “have thrown overboard the effort and human and material resources committed” in the fight against drug trafficking.
The Socialists claim that reform “limits the prosecution of crimes of domestic violence” in addition to “hinder the progress that accounted for the fight against female genital mutilation” the inclusion of this crime Catalogue prosecutable by the Spanish courts.
As for the most serious crimes such as genocide and crimes against humanity, the law provides “exorbitant denying protection to victims limitations”, even Spanish nationality, the requirement of the requirement that the person to whom the commission of the offense is charged is in Spain.
Therefore, the Socialist Party calls retrieve the principle of universal jurisdiction in Spain, since “sends a key message from the point of view-general deterrent” because their use allows you to restrict the movement of persons responsible for serious violations of human rights.
(EFE Verde)
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