Spain to reform controversial 'Gag Law', ending border pushbacks and phasing out rubber bullets
Public safety law was passed by conservative People's Party in 2015, giving more powers to police
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Amnesty law not applicable to crimes of misuse of public funds, Supreme Court rules
Bill passed in Congress to benefit those linked to Catalan independence push
Supreme Court's appeal against amnesty law accepted by Spain's Constitutional Court
Judges will now begin discussions to determine whether or not the law is constitutional
Only three Catalan politicians to remain in exile as amnesty law comes into effect
Twelve pro-independence leaders moved abroad to avoid arrest after 2017 referendum
Carles Puigdemont asks Supreme Court to grant him amnesty in Tsunami Democràtic case
Former Catalan president's defense rejects terrorism charges, argues actions under investigation are part of right to protest
Amnesty granted to 46 Spanish police officers accused of baton charges in 2017 Catalan referendum
Court says officers covered by pardon because investigated actions were 'brief' and 'defined'
Amnesty law comes into force after publication in Spain's Official Gazette
Judges in Catalan independence cases have two months to decide whether to apply it
Spanish Congress gives final greenlight to amnesty law for Catalan pro-independence figures
Law drafted in 2023 between Socialists and Catalan pro-independence parties to back Pedro Sánchez as PM
Alves victim's lawyer criticizes press persecution of woman during trial
"Hell" after reporting sexual assault includes press showing up at victim's home
Spanish judge tries to exclude Carles Puigdemont from amnesty law
Manuel García Castellón believes former Catalan president violated human rights that cannot be pardoned
Pedro Sánchez confirms meetings with Carles Puigdemont and Oriol Junqueras
Talks with pro-independence leaders to take place after amnesty law passed in Congress
More potentially dangerous dogs abandoned after new animal welfare law
Increased pet owner responsibility could lead to more animal surrenders
Spain's top judicial body opposes Government's attorney general candidate for first time
Decision of General Council of the Judiciary is not binding, and Álvaro García Ortiz will be reappointed