Sánchez, en el punto de mira de la UE

LibertadDigital
29 Jan 202404:03

Summary

TLDRThe video discusses the European Union's scrutiny of Spain's political actions under Pedro Sánchez's leadership, focusing on controversial issues such as the persecution of judges, potential amnesty for terrorism and embezzlement crimes, and changes to the judicial system. It highlights the EU's concerns over Spain's adherence to the rule of law, with specific emphasis on the uniform definition of terrorism and corruption across member states. The video also mentions warnings from the EU to Spain regarding these actions, suggesting that they could undermine the EU's standard definitions and the integrity of its legal frameworks. The dialogue underscores the tension between national sovereignty and EU regulations, illustrating the complexities of balancing domestic policies with EU expectations.

Takeaways

  • 🇪🇺 The European Union is currently reviewing actions taken by the Spanish government, focusing on the political aspects and the information reaching the Court of Justice of the European Union.
  • ⚖️ The EU has expressed concerns about the persecution of judges in Spain, indicating that such actions are unacceptable and advising against continuing on this path.
  • 🚫 There are worries about Spain's moves to pardon and amnesty terrorism and embezzlement crimes, with EU officials highlighting the importance of uniform definitions and regulations for terrorism and corruption across member states.
  • 📜 The Spanish Socialist Party has been criticized for accepting definitions of amnesty that could include individuals involved in terrorism, altering previous laws in a way deemed inappropriate by the EU.
  • 🔍 A significant change in the amnesty law's wording now excludes only those who have committed severe human rights violations, raising questions about the criteria for determining the severity of such violations.
  • 👥 This amendment potentially allows for the amnesty of a wide range of crimes, including kidnappings and extortion, diverging from the standard definition of terrorism as understood by the EU.
  • ⚠️ The EU has issued warnings to Spain regarding its handling of the judiciary, specifically the potential undermining of the General Council of the Judiciary through non-enhanced majorities.
  • 📏 The actions discussed are seen as tests of Spain's compliance with constitutional loyalty and the integrity of public institutions, with specific political maneuvers under scrutiny for their impact on judicial prestige.
  • 🚨 The EU has given Spain multiple warnings about its current trajectory, emphasizing the importance of adhering to democratic and legal standards.
  • 🔗 The script indicates a complex situation involving legal, political, and ethical considerations, with significant attention from both Spanish and EU officials.

Q & A

  • What is the current main concern of the European Union regarding Spain's government?

    -The main concern is the persecution of political opponents by Pedro Sánchez's government, which has already received warnings about this from the EU.

  • What did the separatists want to change about the amnesty law?

    -They wanted to modify it so that only those who directly caused loss of life would be excluded from amnesty, allowing many other serious crimes to be amnestied.

  • What crimes could potentially be amnestied under the modified amnesty law?

    -Kidnapping, extortion, revolutionary taxes, beatings - everything except causing loss of life or torture.

  • How does the modified amnesty law violate EU standards?

    -It breaks from the standard EU definition of terrorism by greatly limiting which acts are excluded from amnesty.

  • What is the second warning the EU has given Spain's government?

    -That they cannot continue to empty and amnesty crimes of terrorism and embezzlement.

  • What is the third warning from the EU to Spain's government?

    -That they cannot overhaul the General Council of the Judiciary by a simple majority, it must be a reinforced majority.

  • What does the current governability agreement between parties say about the Constitution?

    -It says they will guarantee compliance with the Constitution and prevent disloyalty from affecting institutions.

  • How has the government's agreement on the judiciary already been violated?

    -By trying to overhaul the Council by simple majority, not reinforced majority as EU says is needed.

  • How many warnings has the EU given Spain so far?

    -Three warnings so far about persecution of opponents, amnesty law, and judicial overhaul.

  • Has this reached the EU Court of Justice yet?

    -No, it has not yet reached the EU Court, only warnings at the political level so far.

Outlines

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😀 Overview of EU's Concerns and Warnings

The European Union is closely monitoring actions taken by Pedro Sánchez's administration, particularly regarding the pursuit of individuals. The EU, including both judicial and political entities, is signaling concerns, particularly about the persecution of certain groups, leading to warnings against such actions. Specific attention is drawn to recent developments such as potential amnesty for terrorism and embezzlement offenses. The EU emphasizes the importance of uniform definitions and regulations across member states, indicating dissatisfaction with recent modifications proposed by the Socialist Party that may compromise EU standards.

😕 Socialist Party's Legislative Changes and EU Disapproval

The Socialist Party's recent legislative changes, notably modifying the law of amnesty, have sparked controversy. Initially excluding convicted terrorists from amnesty, the amended law now excludes only those who have deliberately and overtly violated human rights. This alteration diverges from EU standards, raising concerns about the erosion of legal norms. The EU has issued multiple warnings to Pedro Sánchez's administration, indicating dissatisfaction with these changes and suggesting potential repercussions for their actions.

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Keywords

💡Unión Europea

The European Union. This political and economic union of 27 European countries sets policies and laws that apply across all member states. The video discusses how the EU is reviewing Spain's policies around pardoning crimes like terrorism under Pedro Sánchez's government.

💡amnistiar

To pardon or grant amnesty for crimes. The video talks about how the Spanish government has agreed to amendments proposed by nationalist parties to pardon crimes like terrorism and embezzlement, which the EU sees as a violation of rights.

💡terrorismo

Terrorism. The video criticizes the Spanish government's move to exclude only those convicted of directly causing loss of life from amnesty for terrorist crimes. This is seen as going against EU standards.

💡malversación

Embezzlement of public funds. Along with terrorism, embezzlement crimes may also be pardoned under the amended amnesty law, which the EU has warned Spain about.

💡Consejo general del poder judicial

The General Council of the Judiciary. The video says the government plans to overhaul this institution which appoints judges by a simple majority instead of a reinforced majority as critics say is required.

💡Pedro Sánchez

The Prime Minister of Spain. He leads the Socialist Workers' Party currently in coalition government. The video accuses his government of violating rights and standards by pardoning crimes like terrorism.

💡constituciones

Constitutions. The video says nationalist parties argue each country can define crimes like terrorism in their own constitution, but the EU maintains there must be a common standard.

💡jueces

Judges. The video says the EU has warned the Spanish government against interfering in the appointment of judges to influence court decisions.

💡derechos humanos

Human rights. The amended amnesty law only excludes those who directly violated the right to life, which the EU sees as still violating human rights conventions.

💡estado de derecho

Rule of law. The video accuses the Spanish government of violating the rule of law through steps like pardoning serious crimes and interfering in judicial appointments.

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Transcripts

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la cuestión vamos a ver el repaso porque

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este mismo repaso es el que está

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llevando a cabo en estos momentos la

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Unión Europea tanto evidentemente yo no

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hablo con los jueces lógicamente del

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tribunal de Justicia Sí con gente de la

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parte política en la parte política pero

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es la misma información que está

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llegando al tribunal de justicia de la

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Unión Europea con lo cual todos empiezan

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a tener atención una especie de pudle de

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qué es lo que está haciendo Pedro

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Sánchez y la primera pieza de este pudle

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y esto ya le ha costado advertencias en

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las conversaciones que están manteniendo

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con d reinders es la de la persecución a

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los veces esto es inadmisible y se lo

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han dicho así no podéis seguir por esa

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línea bueno en medio de eso lo de Teresa

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Rivera vamos a seguir con más líneas

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vamos a seguir con más cuestiones de las

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que han ido ocurriendo atención porque

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esta es de esta misma semana vaciar y

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amnistiar delitos de terrorismo Y

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malversación por qué les preocupa

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terrorismo y malversación ellos que

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desde mi punto de vista es una

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barbaridad dicen que las constituciones

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son propias de cada país Bueno muy bien

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pero si la Constitución se salta el

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estado de derecho será también materia

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del derecho de la unión vale pero más

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allá de eso ellos lo que sí que han

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dicho es que la definición y La

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regulación de terrorismo tiene que ser

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la misma en todos los estados miembros

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Exactamente igual que en el caso de los

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delitos de corrupción Dónde está la

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malversación bien si tenemos en cuenta

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esto no tiene ninguna cabida el

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esperpento que acabamos de ver esta

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semana el partido socialista ha aceptado

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la definición de juns de juns y yo diría

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que de bildu vale porque lo que se ha

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hecho es el anterior texto modificarlo

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vale de la ley de amnistía que ya era

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una aberración y en el artículo 2 lo que

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decía era que quedaban fuera los

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condenados por terrorismo sobre los que

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hubiera recaído una sentencia firme bien

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los separatistas llegan a la conclusión

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de que García Castellón puede acelerar y

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acabar condenando si García Castellón

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condena a pusd Demon por terrorismo

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tengan la certeza de que es porque está

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metido en una causa terrorista porque es

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que a mí esta historia de que cualquier

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persona se pone a enjuiciar a determinar

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qué ley hay que aplicar o no Bueno eso

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se llama jungla y yo creo en los estados

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de derecho bien qué han hecho cambiarla

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que esto ya permitía que todos los que

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estuvieran en procesos de terrorismo

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fueran amnistiados fíjense la barbaridad

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les ha parecio poco y la han cambiado y

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la nueva redacción Cuál es artículo 2

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quedan fuera exclusivamente de la

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amnistía los que de forma manifiesta y

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con intención directa y han causado

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violaciones graves de Derechos Humanos

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quién decide lo que es grave hombre

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claro el partido socialista a partir de

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ahí bien esto ha tenido dos citas

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concretas dos citas que aparecen en el

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convenio europeo de Derechos Humanos el

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convenio europeo de derechos se regula

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en el artículo 2 que viene citado ahí el

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derecho a la vida es decir todo lo que

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no se ha atentado contra la vida lo que

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no se ha provocar la muerte te queda

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fuera y el artículo 3 te cita las

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torturas torturas que según ellos se las

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han provocado la policía Guardia civil

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etcétera todo el resto podría ser

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amnistiado secuestros calebo roca

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extorsiones impuestos revolucionarios

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palizas todo todo podría ser amnistiado

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este cambio rompe la definición estándar

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de la Unión Europea por tanto esto acaba

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de quedar fuera de la capacidad de

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actuación de Pedro Sánchez de una forma

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objetiva segundo aviso que le han dado y

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el tercer aviso que le han dado atención

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que también ya lo tiene encima de la

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mesa no puede continuar porque parece

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que es una de las puertas de salida que

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está barajando el partido socialista no

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puede hacer una voladura del Consejo

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general del poder judicial por mayoría

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no reforzada que parece que es la salida

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de emergencia que está barajando en

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estos momentos Bolaños y Sánchez si me

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o sea fíjense el punto del acuerdo del

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acuerdo de gobernabilidad actual

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garantizaremos el cumplimiento de la

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Constitución si fuese así tendrían que

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permitir que los jueces no mercen jueces

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en la renovación especialmente el

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consejo general dice y atención a este a

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este punto impidiendo que la deslealtad

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constitucional de algunos actores

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políticos afecte al prestigio de la

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salud de las instituciones públicas A

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qué se referían con esto a lo

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removeremos con la mayoría que haga

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falta sobre esa cuestión también le han

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dado un toque de atención o sea cuidado

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porque ya lleva tres toques de atención

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y esto ni tan siquiera ha llegado

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todavía al tribunal de justicia la Unión

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Europea

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Raúl

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