Catalan government maintains sovereignty and rejects challenge failure TC – Crónica Viva

             

BARCELONA.- The presidential adviser, Neas Munté, he reiterated that the Catalan government continues with the sovereignist challenge , despite the judgment of . Constitutional Court warning with criminal consequences if kept the disengagement plan

in that sense said that the Government rejects the TC that can act as a “executing court” , able to knock down “opinions or debates with a political character” and that the government should only obedience to the democratic mandate of the 27-S .

at the end of the weekly meeting of the Government, representatives of the Superior Court of Catalonia (TSJC) personally delivered to members of the Catalan executive resolution of the TC by which suspends the conclusions of the constitutional process adopted on 27 July by the Catalan chamber and open the door to a unilateral path to independence

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Government spokeswoman, Neus Munté; the Minister of Economy, Oriol Junqueras; and the president of the Generalitat, Carles Puigdemont (Photo: EFE)

Just at the meeting on Tuesday, the last before the summer break up August 30, the government headed Carles Puigdemont has analyzed the consequences of the last step taken by the Constitutional

. After days of speculation about the actions that could be undertaken by the TC against the president of Parliament

Considered that is “absolutely legitimate” that the TC act as a “referee” to rule whether laws do not fit or the Constitution, but can not “enter settle” on the constitutionality of “parliamentary debates, political statements or conclusions emanating from the normal operation of a Parliament”.

” neither the TC is an executive body or the Constitution should be conceived as a penal code, “he said recalling that the Constitution” protects freedom of expression and opinion. ”

to Munté, the conclusions adopted by the full Parliament last week fall into the category of “respectable political statements, covered on the right to freedom of expression and review “enshrined in the Constitution. (ECHA Agencies)