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Leading figures call decision an "error" and "shameful", while many foreign MEPs also condemn Supreme Court ruling

Spain's top judges yet to decide how to interpret EU court ruling stating he has parliamentary immunity

Chamber to "take note of" their election as MEPs in the January 13 plenary sitting despite the Spanish electoral board’s recent decision on the jailed leader

Rosa María Seoane says court should first ask European Parliament to lift the politicians' immunity

Spanish govt body backs Catalan leader temporarily leaving jail to take up Brussels seat, but wants his suspension

Former president says he is "absolutely" sure he will attend January 13 plenary session after EU court annuls decision preventing him from taking up his seat

Decision affecting MEPs-elect comes after EU court ruling on Oriol Junqueras' immunity

Supreme Court will "examine" EU court ruling on leader's immunity and give sides 5 days to have their say

Sassoli says chamber to "evaluate the possible application" of the ruling

Calls for jailed leader's "immediate" freedom following ECJ ruling, while unionist insist he is still a "criminal"

Thursday sees the European Court of Justice rule on whether the jailed independence leader has the right to take up his seat in the EU chamber

Session at Brussels court postponed until February 3 with Luxembourg judges' decision on jailed Junqueras' immunity expected on Thursday

Chamber VP says favorable ruling on Catalan leaders' MEP status would be "useful lesson," while unionists argue Spain should have final say

Top Spanish court argues that former Catalan president and minister never became MEPs

Maciej Szupnar says Spain cannot prevent former vice president from taking up his European Parliament seat