This Tuesday, the Junta de Castilla y León registered the appeal against the amnesty law before the Constitutional Court, as announced by the president of the executive, Alfonso Fernández Mañueco. It was also learned that the Supreme Court has admitted an appeal against Pedro Sánchez for not having convened the Conference of Presidents.
Through a message published on his personal account on ‘X’, the President of the Council defended this appeal against the amnesty law to defend the rule of law and the principle of equality between all Spaniards, fundamental pillars on which the Constitution is based.
Fernández Mañueco explained that the Junta de Castilla y León also requested the disqualification of Cándido Conde-Pumpido, Juan Carlos Campo and Laura Díez, considering that should abstain “because of their proven connection to the case on appeal”. Violation of 14 articles of the Magna Carta
On the other hand, the advisor to the Presidency, Luis Miguel González Gago, announced this Tuesday that the Supreme Court has accepted to process the appeal presented by the government of Castilla y León. due to the “inaction” of the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, by not convening the Conference of Presidents.
This call was presented on July 25 after More than two years have passed since the last meeting was convened Conference of Presidents and despite the request for this meeting by more than ten autonomies, which, according to the regulations of this meeting, would oblige Sánchez to call it.
The adviser clarified that the Supreme Court admitted the Community’s appeal on September 6 and stressed the need to address at this meeting, among other issues, the amnesty law, the financing system, debt cancellation and the lack of doctors.
On the other hand, González Gago clarified that early this Tuesday morning, the Regional Executive presented the appeal of unconstitutionality against the Amnesty Law, as had been advanced by the President of the Council, Alfonso Fernández Mañueco.
González Gago explained this judicial advance before presiding over the Local Cooperation Council and stressed that the appeal of unconstitutionality, already effective today, highlights that there are “privileges of some citizens over others in the Spanish State.”
Finally, the advisor also assured that The Executive will appeal the “Catalan concert” if this comes to fruition and becomes a reality. “This Community will mobilize all the resources at its disposal to defend the rights and interests of the people of Castile and Leon,” he said.
“I want to make it clear that from the Junta de Castilla y León we will continue to defend the rights and interests of the people of Castilla y León in all areas where it is necessary to guarantee the principle of equality and respect for the rule of law,” said the councilor.
