Spain's National Court amnesties 12 CDR members charged with terrorism

Spain's National Court has granted amnesty to twelve members of the Committees for the Defense of the Republic (CDR) who were charged with plotting sabotage and violent actions against buildings in Catalonia following the 2019 'procés' verdict. The amnesty applies under Spain's controversial 2024 amnesty law, which has faced judicial and political opposition. This marks a significant legal reversal, potentially easing tensions in Catalonia but drawing criticism from right-wing parties.

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