The European Commission criticizes the fact that the amnesty law "seems to constitute a self-amnesty" by Pedro Sánchez to the partners who guarantee his governability, but does not believe that the Process compromised the financial interests of the European Union. "There is not a sufficient link between illegal activities aimed at the secession of part of the territory of a Member State and the financial interests of the EU, with regard to the Union's own resources," it concludes. It's a mixed bag in the non-binding observations that Brussels sent last December to the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) in relation to the preliminary ruling referred by the Court of Auditors, according to the text it has released. The Spanish and to which ARA has had access.