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  1. Catalan independence process under Spanish judicial review
  2. Following the CJEU ruling on compatibility of Spain's amnesty law, the independence process in Catalonia continues under judicial review involving Puigdemont in exile in Belgium.

The independence movement in Catalonia challenged the national state structure, prompting a review of the CJEU ruling on financial interests.

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The independence movement in Catalonia challenged the national state structure, prompting a review of the CJEU ruling on financial interests.

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SpainCataloniaCarles Puigdemont

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  1. Spanish courts ruled on misuse of public funds and rejected arrest warrants in a case involving Carles Puigdemont.Sub-event
  2. Supreme Court lifts warrants for former Catalan president Carles Puigdemont.1 source
  3. Her case influenced the amnesty law interpretation, which is tied to ongoing Spanish judicial rulings.Sub-event
  4. Constitutional court rules amnesty applies to misuse of public funds in Bassa's appeal.1 source
  5. Puigdemont is accused of misusing public funds as the independence movement challenges Spain's national structure.1 source

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