Overview
- The Constitutional Court has set June 10 for an initial review of Vice President Inmaculada Montalbán’s report on the Partido Popular’s (PP) appeal against the amnesty measure.
- A monographic plenary session will begin on June 24 to deliver the court’s first ruling on the amnesty’s constitutionality.
- The PP’s appeal is considered the most comprehensive and will serve as the benchmark for addressing other challenges to the amnesty.
- Court President Cándido Conde-Pumpido emphasized the importance of adhering to the established timeline despite objections from conservative magistrates.
- The decision on the PP’s appeal is expected to set a precedent for other challenges filed by PP-led regional governments.