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The Spanish "Amnesty Law"
Si hay un sector que ha mostrado su profundo malestar por la ley de amnistÃa es el judicial. En la mañana de este martes, jueces y magistrados se han manifestado ya no solo contra esta amnistÃa, sino también en defensa de la separación de poderes. Un profundo malestar de la Justicia española que se ha reflejado en dos concentraciones, una en Salamanca, convocada por el presidente de la Audiencia Provincial y el juez decano de los Juzgados, y otra en Sevilla, impulsada por el Decanato de Jueces.
Entre las crÃticas que se han podido escuchar en estas manifestaciones está la de Óscar Fernández León, decano del Ilustre Colegio de Abogados de Sevilla, que ha manifestado que "tenemos una honda preocupación de que, con las últimas medidas, se pudiera vulnerar lo que es la separación de poderes y la independencia judicial". Y en una lÃnea similar se ha expresado Juan Rollán GarcÃa, juez decano de los Juzgados de Salamanca: "No se puede permitir que el poder polÃtico controle las resoluciones judiciales que se han dictado".
El quid de la cuestión en todo este asunto radica en si este proyecto cabe o no dentro de la Carta Magna, es decir, de la Constitución. Este está siendo el punto fundamental del debate, la constitucionalidad o no del texto, aunque desde el sector judicial parecen tenerlo claro: "Es a mi juicio inconstitucional", critica Manuel Sánchez de Diego, profesor de Derecho Constitucional; "estoy algo más tranquilo, pero sigo pensando que hay problemas de constitucionalidad", Xavier Arbós, catedrático de Derecho Constitucional.
Quizás una de las crÃticas más feroces viene de la presidenta de la Asociación Profesional Magistratura, MarÃa Jesús del Barco, que define la ley de amnistÃa como un "esperpento": "La ley es un auténtico esperpento, pero bueno, es lo que esperábamos", comenta resignada antes de exponer que "esto es como cuando llegábamos más tarde a casa de la hora que nos habÃamos puesto y buscábamos excusas (...) retorciendo argumentos que, en definitiva, lo que nos dicen es que de constitucional tiene poco".
If there is one sector that has shown its deep discomfort with the amnesty law, it is the judiciary. On Tuesday morning, judges and magistrates have already demonstrated not only against this amnesty, but also in defense of the separation of powers. A deep malaise of the Spanish Justice that has been reflected in two concentrations, one in Salamanca, convened by the president of the Provincial High Court and the dean judge of the Courts, and another in Seville, promoted by the Deanship of Judges.
Among the criticisms that have been heard at these demonstrations is that of Óscar Fernández León, dean of the Illustrious Bar Association of Seville, who said that "we have a deep concern that, with the latest measures, what is the separation of powers and judicial independence could be violated." And in a similar vein, Juan Rollán GarcÃa, dean judge of the Courts of Salamanca, has expressed himself: "The political power cannot be allowed to control the judicial decisions that have been issued."
The crux of the matter in this whole matter lies in whether or not this project fits within the Magna Carta, that is, the Constitution. This is the fundamental point of the debate, the constitutionality or not of the text, although from the judicial sector they seem to have it clear: "It is in my opinion unconstitutional," criticizes Manuel Sánchez de Diego, professor of Constitutional Law; "I am somewhat calmer, but I still think that there are problems of constitutionality," Xavier Arbós, professor of Constitutional Law.
Perhaps one of the fiercest criticisms comes from the president of the Professional Association Magistracy, MarÃa Jesús del Barco, who defines the amnesty law as an "idiot": "The law is a real idiot, but well, it's what we expected," she says resignedly before explaining that "this is like when we arrived home later than the time we had set and we were looking for excuses (...) twisting arguments that, in short, what they tell us is that it has little constitutional".
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