MadridJudge Pablo Llarena cancelled warrants for 3 exiled Catalans.
The People’s Party, leading polls, may need Puigdemont’s Junts to govern after the 29 November election.
The Constitutional Court ruled amnesty covers embezzlement, the one charge the Supreme Court had used to exclude him.
Llarena called the lifting provisional, pending the full Constitutional Court judgment, and Puigdemont has not commented.
Polymarket traders give Sánchez an 18% chance of being Spain’s next prime minister, up 4 points in a week.
How each outlet framed it
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- vrtnws.be
- Reuters
- frames amnesty as 2023 quid pro quo for Junts government support, now undermined as Junts withdrew backing before warrant lifted
- Yahoo News
- South China Morning Post
- Anadolu Ajansı
- emphasizes provisional warrant lifting pending full Constitutional Court judgment; cites legal parallels justifying immediate action
Sources: vrtnws.be, Reuters, Yahoo News, South China Morning Post, Anadolu Ajansı