After learning that the judge of the National Court Manuel García Castellón has agreed to direct the investigation of the Tsunami Democratic (TD) platform against Carles Puigdemont, Marta Rovira, and ten other independence leaders for a possible crime of terrorism, the former president of the Generalitat himself , who is in Brussels negotiating with the PSOE the last details of the amnesty that should allow the inauguration of Pedro Sánchez, has denounced a "permanent coup d'état", while ERC has considered the accusations "aberrant".
""Go for them!", so as not to lose the habit. It is the permanent coup d'état that they like to revive so much, whether with sabers or with togas," denounced the MEP and leader of Junts on the social network X. " As long as they do not close the door that the king opened with the speech on October 3, the stench of the sewer will always be felt," he added.
"Tejero is wearing a toga," Esquerra's deputy in Congress, Gabriel Rufián, also noted in general secretary and the former president.
“It is the reaction of the reactionary powers of the State against the amnesty, an aberrant movement that does not surprise us,” ERC stressed, while ensuring that “with each attack, more firm in social advances and in the anti-repressive fight” and in favor of the independence of Catalonia.
Likewise, Oriol Junqueras' party showed its full support for Rovira, Puigdemont and the rest of the defendants. This decision comes the week after ERC and the PSOE closed an investiture agreement that includes the amnesty law, which according to the Republicans also includes those charges for alleged terrorism that do not result in deaths or injuries.
In fact, Esquerra has taken advantage of the charges of terrorism in a subsequent statement to vindicate said pact. "This desperate reaction is a clear indicator of the quality and scope of the agreements sealed so far by Esquerra Republicana," they noted.
On behalf of the CUP, the deputy Xavier Pellicer, has denounced in "The repression will not stop until we achieve freedom!" Pellicer stated.
