Solicitor general requests 25 years in jail for former president Pujol's eldest son
Representative of Spanish government avoids accusing ex-Catalan head of government in family corruption case
Representative of Spanish government avoids accusing ex-Catalan head of government in family corruption case
Joan Reñé arrested in relation to a kickbacks-for-contracts case involving CDC party
All the parties in the Catalan chamber except from governing cross-party list ‘Junts Pel Sí’ urged former Catalan President, Artur Mas, to appear before the Parliament over CDC irregular funding. He will have to do so after the main figures accused in the ‘Palau Case’ assured that former CDC, now renamed as the Catalan European Democratic Party (PDeCAT), received commissions from Ferrovial construction company in exchange for public contracts and with the intermediation of ‘Palau de la Música’. Indeed, Mas was head of CDC at the time when the alleged corruption took place. Pro-independence radical left CUP consider it “a fiction” to separate CDC from PDeCat and the Catalan Socialist Party (PSC) have called for Mas to quit his political career if the accusations over CDC irregular funding prove to be true.