During the process, the independence movement looked to European justice as the silver lining in the face of constant setbacks from the Spanish courts. However, as the lawsuits have arrived in Strasbourg, the European court has rejected them one by one. So much so that, so far, all those considered by the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) have been dismissed, and this week it has rejected three related to the independence movement. However, the most significant issue remains to be resolved: the court's ruling on the appeals against the Supreme Court's ruling on October 1st—in which many sources are optimistic about the ECHR's verdict—and also against the veto of Jordi Sánchez and Jordi Turull, while in pretrial detention, from appearing in Parliament over the In2. The issue of former President Quim Torra remains to be resolved.