Former Spanish finance minister testifies in independence trial
“No public money was spent on the referendum," said Cristóbal Montoro shortly after 2017 vote
spain's supreme court
Former territory minister Rull testifies in Catalan trial
Esquerra's Dolors Bassa will go after Junts per Catalunya's official
Former Catalan and Spanish presidents to testify in Catalan trial next week
The third week of the trial will see witnesses like Mas, Rajoy, Sáenz de Santamaría, Torrent, and more
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Former Catalan Minister Francesc Homs investigated for organising the 9-N symbolic consultation
Former Catalan Minister for the Presidency, Frances Homs, is being investigated by Spain’s Supreme Court for helping to organise the 9-N symbolic vote on independence in 2014. Homs, who is currently the leader of Catalan coalition ‘Democràcia i Llibertat’ in the Spanish Parliament, is accused of disobedience, perversion of justice and misappropriation of public funds, the same charges for which former Catalan President Artur Mas, former Vice-President Joana Ortega and former Catalan Minister of Education Irene Rigau were also summonsed last October. Homs lamented the “low democratic quality” of the Spanish State and assured that he will testify before the court “carrying the pro-independence flag”.