The Constitutional Court's approval of Carles Puigdemont's amnesty is gradually approaching, but there are still steps to be taken. The day after the court admitted his appeal for protection—that is, began to review it—this Wednesday it dismissed a constitutional appeal filed by the Parliament of Aragon against the law that referred to embezzlement. The Constitutional Court upholds the amnesty for this crime, although it says nothing about whether it applies to the cases against the leaders of the Process. The decision received the dissenting vote of the four conservative justices.