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Puigdemont can return to Spain without being detained

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Briefings

The Spanish Supreme Court suspended detention orders for Puigdemont, Comin, and Lluís Puig following a constitutional ruling that the amnesty law covers corruption charges. This decision allows the trio to potentially return to Spain without facing arrest, marking a significant shift in their legal status as of October 2026.

Key points

• The Supreme Court suspended detention orders for Puigdemont, Comin, and Lluís Puig after a constitutional ruling that the amnesty law applies to corruption charges.
• The suspension allows the trio to potentially return to Spain without facing arrest, as the amnesty law covers corruption charges.

Context

This development occurs in the context of ongoing legal proceedings involving former Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy and his family, where amnesty laws have historically been used to shield political figures from prosecution.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single Supreme Court ruling from October 2026. The specific duration of the suspension and future legal developments remain uncertain without further updates.

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