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The Seville Court of Appeals agrees to refer the Constitutional Court's rulings on the EREs to the CJEU to avoid the "risk of impunity."

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THE LAST TWO PRESIDENTS José Antonio Griñán and Manuel Chaves, the last two presidents of the Andalusian Regional Government and the PSOE at the state level, will eventually testify before the High Court of Justice of Andalusia and the Supreme Court, respectively, for their responsibility in the extensive network of fraudulent redundancy plans (EREs) and the implementation of them. — Former Andalusian presidents José Antonio Griñán and Manuel Chaves, both Socialists, in a file photo Reuters

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The Seville Court has agreed to raise a preliminary question before the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) after The Constitutional Court partially upheld the appeals of a dozen former senior officials of the Andalusian Government for the ERE case and overturned the sentences.

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