The decision of the Swiss justice
Swiss justice has for the third time rejected the accusations against judge Manuel García-Castellón in relation to the Democratic Tsunami case. According to an article in El País, the Swiss judiciary has affirmed that organizations that fight for political power in the country, using means that are not acts of criminal violence, are not considered as criminal or terrorist organizations. This includes the Democratic Tsunami and people related to this movement, such as Marta Rovira. The Swiss judiciary has stated that it does not see the precise involvement of Mrs. Rovira in the facts investigated. This decision of the Swiss judiciary discredits the investigation of the Democratic Tsunami case led by the judge of the National Court, Manuel García-Castellón (https://correccioencatala.cat/com-estructura-text-catala/).
The judgment of the Court of Justice of the European Union
In addition, a new judgment of the Court of Justice of the European Union that affects the labor relations of temporary civil servants in Spain should be highlighted. According to an article, the Court of Justice of the European Union has indicated that even if these temporary workers do not become civil servants, their employment relationship with the administrations must be indefinite. This ruling affects around 800,000 people. Despite this ruling, the Spanish Supreme Court has rejected its application, considering that it is incompatible with the Spanish system of self-organization of its own public administration. This has generated a conflict between the Court of Justice of the European Union and the Spanish Supreme Court.
The statements of Minister d’Hisenda
In an interview with RNE, the Minister of Finance, María Jesús Montero, hinted that Catalonia will have to see its unique needs and competences met. However, it should be borne in mind that the minister has also stated that the negotiations with Catalonia will not differ from the negotiations with the other autonomous communities. This means that the Spanish government does not propose to articulate particular funding for Catalonia. It is important to listen to the entire statements to understand the context and avoid misunderstandings.
conclusion
In summary, the Swiss judiciary has rejected the accusations against Judge Manuel García-Castellón in relation to the Democratic Tsunami case. In addition, the Court of Justice of the European Union has issued a judgment that affects the labor relations of temporary civil servants in Spain. Finally, the Minister of Finance’s statements about Catalonia have generated some expectation, but it should be borne in mind that no particular financing has been proposed for this autonomous community (https://correccioencatala.cat/com-estructura-text -Catalan/).
