13-Apr-18 TV News: 'Parliament taking Spanish judge to court'

<p><span id="docs-internal-guid-9bb48767-bffb-cb93-b723-13a83a1f82e6"><span>Carles Puigdemont, Jordi S&agrave;nchez and Jordi Turull&hellip; they&rsquo;re all presidential candidates put forward by pro-independence parties. And they&rsquo;ve all come up against the Spanish judiciary. In S&agrave;nchez&rsquo;s case, twice. Today, the jailed activist was expected to be sworn-in as president. But the Supreme Court blocked his appointment. Pro-independence parties decided to launch a lawsuit against the judge. And they&rsquo;re doing it from the Parliament. This, despite the concerns of unionist groups, the chamber lawyers, and the Spanish government. We also bring you news on Marta Rovira, a pro-independence party leader who broke her silence today from Switzerland, where she is seeking refuge. In order to understand the EU extradition mechanism and its flaws, we&rsquo;ll also speak with an expert on the matter.</span></span></p> / ACN

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April 13, 2018 07:08 PM