Puigdemont exige al Tribunal de Cuentas que aplique la amnistía de inmediato

Carles Puigdemont is demanding Spain's Court of Accounts apply an amnesty law immediately, saying a European court ruling must be followed, not reinterpreted. LNE reports that Puigdemont argues the law set a two-month deadline for application, and that deadline expires Wednesday — two months after the EU Court of Justice cleared away legal obstacles.
Spain's amnesty law included a specific timeline: the Court of Accounts had two months to apply it after the EU Court of Justice ruled on whether it violated European law. El Periódico reports that this Wednesday marks the end of that two-month window. Puigdemont says waiting longer breaks the law itself.
The EU Court of Justice already issued its ruling, finding no conflict between the amnesty law and European Union rights. Levante-EMV confirms the court removed the main legal barrier that had blocked implementation. Puigdemont's position is simple: the ruling exists. Now it must be executed.
Puigdemont stressed that court sentences do not get reinterpreted — they get obeyed. La Opinión de Murcia reports he is pressuring Spain's judges to follow the law as written. The amnesty applies to Catalan independence figures facing financial penalties. The Court of Accounts cannot simply ignore the deadline and the EU ruling combined, he argues.
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