Activist Adrián Sas has been granted amnesty and will not go to prison

The judge has applied Amnesty Law To Activists Adrian Sasse, Sentenced to three and a half years in prison Attack on two police officers during first anniversaryOctober 1In mid-March, Sas was waiting Supreme Court Although he announced that he would not go to jail voluntarily, he confirmed the order for his imprisonment. Support Team The activist celebrated the end of the “unfair proceedings” against him “for his political militancy and the exercise of his right to protest”.

The two-page interlocutory order was signed by Section 5 Judge Ramon Force.Provincial Court: Announce “Elimination of criminal liability”cancelling the precautionary measures and ordering the expungement of the resulting criminal record.Barcelona hearing He reviewed the punishment imposed on the activist and explained that after giving all parties the opportunity to decide whether to apply the amnesty, they all “agreed”.

to Operation sectionindicating that the verdict did not specify why Sass carried out the attack during the protest for which he was convicted. Nevertheless, the indictment “makes it clear” that it was a protest against the events of October 1, 2017, which took place in what the law calls “the context of the so-called Catalan independence process”. “It is therefore necessary to declare that the criminal responsibility arising from the actions of the convicted persons prosecuted has extinguished,” he added.

he Activist Support Group The news was celebrated on social networks, and they took the opportunity to denounce the “unjust repression” that affected Sasse and his family, affirming that his sentence was a “violation of the right to collective expression”. However, they claimed that the joy they felt was “bittersweet” because the “partial” amnesty left “thousands of vengeful and political prisoners behind”.

Amnesty for those under investigation for sabotaging the Tour of Spain

On the other hand, the first instance court and the order Solsona Amnesty has been granted to four people who were under investigation for allegedly attempting to undermine national security Cycling back to SpainThe prosecutor’s office reported that it did not oppose the amnesty, and the judge filed a preliminary indictment and closed the case. You assume crime The crimes that remain under amnesty without accreditation and always at the attempt level are crimes of disturbing public order, endangering road safety and participating in a criminal group.

Those under investigation allegedly prepared an oil spill along the route that cyclists had to take.National audience If he Council of National Defence of the Republic (CDR)leading the National Police to search the homes of four residents in the early hours of the morning. The arrested were released after being questioned by the duty judge in Solsona, but on the condition that they did not go more than 500 meters from the cycling stage.

They rescinded the measures in the Judes Operation CDR

In the past few hours, we have also learnedNational audience Precautionary measures have been lifted for 12 member states Call recovery module Accused of Operation JudasAs he explained Solidarity Alertresponsible for the defense. The court has paid attention to the interests of the defense, which were expressed both beforehand and at the same hearing a few days ago. As a result, the ban on leaving the state and the obligation to sign in court every week ended.

Alerta Solidària also said a resolution could be reached in the coming days on whether the issue of bias will finally be raised in parliament. European Court of JusticeThe committee will ask whether the amnesty law applies to a dozen people under investigation for terrorism. It was this possibility set by the same court that led to the revocation of the measures, the lawyers said.