Antoni Bassas' analysis: 'When obsession twists the law'
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The day begins with a helicopter crash in New York in which The pilot and the five passengers, a Catalan family, have died., residing in Barcelona, parents and three minor children.
The device plummeted into the waters of the Hudson River on the New Jersey side, in front of the Jaume Plensa sculpture, which was placed three and a half years ago in a real estate development overlooking Manhattan, in Hoboken. The New York mayor has stated that the cause of the fall is being investigated.
For its part, yesterday the Supreme Court confirmed that The amnesty will not be applied to Puigdemont for embezzlement, and therefore, the president in exile can now appeal to the Constitutional Court, which will most likely endorse the amnesty, which will cause the Supreme Court to take the ruling to the CJEU, and ultimately Europe will be the one to decide what should be done in Spain.
In October, it will be eight years since Puigdemont was in Belgium, and he has made it his mission not to believe in deadlines or imagine his return to Catalonia. I want to point out the Supreme Court's argument, which states that by organizing the October 1st, Puigdemont enriched himself, because enrichment is both putting money in your pocket (which he didn't do) and not costing you money out of your pocket because you make it pay for with public money, and you don't have any.detriment of the liabilitiesand therefore, you have a capital gain. Marchena and Llarena's obsession continues.
The week ends badly for Trump and its rectification, and of course, it ends badly for everyone, for world trade, but also for pension plans, for companies' business plans, in the face of the 10% tariff worldwide and the open war with China, with the 145% tariff. Trump's only comment is that "there will be transition costs."
In the midst of all this, we have some good news: Catalan will be taught as an optional subject in the network of European Schools. These are the thirteen schools for the children of EU workers, diplomats, and NATO personnel. Incidentally, this has been achieved despite the opposition of the People's Party (PP) and, especially, Dolors Montserrat. It's her obsession.Years go by and Spanish monolingual nationalism still seeks to gain votes.
Good morning.