Constitutional Court

Spanish judicial hierarchy: political tribunals

Opinion | 22/11/2025

Antoni Bassas' analysis: 'Pujol remains stable but it is not clear whether he will be able to testify at his trial'

Antoni Bassas analysis | 17/11/2025

Pujol

A snapshot of the amnesty after Europe's breath of hope: who's waiting?

Politics | 14/11/2025

From left to right, Oriol Junqueras and Carles Puigdemont; Josep Maria Jové and Lluís Salvadó; Artur Mas and one of the CDR members arrested in Operation Judas.

The People's Party (PP) will take Pedro Sánchez to the Constitutional Court to avoid presenting a budget.

Politics | 17/10/2025

PP leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo in Congress during the Spanish government's oversight session.

Catalan judge José María Macías, the last straw in the Constitutional Court's bid to delay Puigdemont's amnesty.

Politics | 12/10/2025

In the foreground, Constitutional Court judge José María Macías, during a plenary session in January 2025.

The Constitutional Court approves the amnesty for embezzlement but has not yet applied it to Puigdemont.

Politics | 08/10/2025

The president of the Constitutional Court, Cándido Conde-Pumpido, and the vice president, Inmaculada Montalbán, during a plenary session focused on the amnesty law, at the Constitutional Court headquarters in Madrid.

The Constitutional Court refuses to lift the arrest warrant against Puigdemont.

Politics | 07/10/2025

The president of the Constitutional Court, Cándido Conde-Pumpido, and the vice president, Inmaculada Montalbán, during a judicial plenary session focused on the amnesty law, at the Constitutional Court's headquarters in Madrid.

The Constitutional Court will not rule on Catalan this year

Politics | 20/09/2025

The Constitutional Court.

The reason for Puigdemont's move that no one understands

Politics | 10/09/2025

Confusion in the Constitutional Court over Puigdemont's delays in the amnesty

Politics | 10/09/2025

Image of the plenary session of the Constitutional Court.

Puigdemont requests the recusal of three Constitutional Court judges and halts the decision on the amnesty appeal.

Politics | 08/09/2025

Felipe VI and the president of the Constitutional Court, Cándido Conde-Pumpido, at a meeting at the Zarzuela Palace.

Montoro's poisoned inheritance in the Treasury

Economy | 28/08/2025

Cristóbal Montoro in a file image.

The People's Party (PP) will facilitate Conde-Pumpido's replacement at the Constitutional Court: How does this affect the amnesty?

Politics | 19/08/2025

The president of the Constitutional Court, Cándido Conde-Pumpido, at the Zarzuela Palace

Santos Cerdán takes the Supreme Court to the Constitutional Court: "They want to get a confession."

Politics | 30/07/2025

Santos Cerdán leaving his home

José María Brunet

Puigdemont, in the hands of the Constitutional Court

Politics | 19/07/2025

Eugeni Gay: "Both the PP and the PSOE flout the Constitution every day."

Politics | 28/06/2025

Eugeni Gay, former vice president of the Constitutional Court

Ramon Espadaler: "Isla represents today something similar to what Convergència used to be."

Society | 27/06/2025

Ramon Espadaler: "We've reached a point of collapse; we need more judges."

The Constitutional Court approves the amnesty: all the key points of the ruling

Politics | 27/06/2025

The president of the Constitutional Court, Cándido Conde-Pumpido, and the vice president, Inmaculada Montalbán, during a plenary session focused on the amnesty law, at the Constitutional Court headquarters in Madrid.

Antoni Bassas' analysis: "Amnesty. Spain has no remedy, nor does it want one."

Antoni Bassas analysis | 27/06/2025

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The amnesty is constitutional and must therefore be applied.

Editorial | 26/06/2025