The Constitutional Court will meet tomorrow to decide whether the zero votes of July 23 in Madrid should be reviewed. On Monday, it unanimously rejected the PP’s request to remove Judge Laura Díez from the case.
The Public Prosecution Service of the Constitutional Court (TC) has expressed interest rejects the PSOE appeal against the decision of the Supreme Court (TS) to reject his request to review a number 30,000 zero votes of the general elections on July 23 in the province of Madrid and annulling the proclamation of the leader of the PP Carlos Garcia Adanero as an elected representative.
In a 21-page document signed this Monday and accessed by the Europa Press news agency, prosecutor Pedro Crespo assured that the reasoning in the Supreme Court’s ruling is in accordance with the doctrine arising from constitutional case law. This is how the Public Prosecution Service understands the decision of the Supreme Court does not violate fundamental right of the socialists.
The TC will make a decision on the PSOE appeal tomorrow
The House of Representatives of the TC will meet tomorrowAn urgent decision must be made at 9am on Tuesday whether the zero votes of July 23 in Madrid should be revised, as claimed by the PSOE. Today she unanimously rejected the PP’s request to remove the case Judge Laura Diez.
As reported by the Guarantee Court, all magistrates of the House of Representatives – four progressive and two conservative – agreed to uphold Díez, as the alleged facts are not related to the case and are not amenable to integration of the cause of recusal. on which the PP relies, i.e. that it has a direct or indirect interest in the case.
It is worth remembering that the formation was led by Alberto Núñez Feijóo He asked Díez to leave because “he was a high-ranking official in the PSOE government, working under the direct command of Carmen Calvo and Félix Bolaños”, which – in his opinion – would mean an “absence of the appearance of impartiality”.
Source: EITB
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