Czy hiszpańska ustawa amnestyjna została potępiona przez 16 krajów i UE?
Według wiralowych postów i doniesień medialnych, 16 krajów europejskich zajęło stanowisko krytykujące hiszpańską ustawę amnestyjną. Inni twierdzili, że Komisja Europejska uznała ją nawet za "demokratyczną anomalię". Czy to prawda?
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00:00No, spain's amnesty law was not condemned by 16 countries and the EU.
00:08Did 16 European countries unite to condemn spain's amnesty law?
00:11And did the European Commission label Spain's system of appointing the Attorney General a democratic anomaly?
00:17The answer is no, as both claims are false.
00:19A viral claim said that 16 European countries had jointly released a statement against spain's amnesty law
00:25and demanded the suspension of EU funds to Spain, similar to Hungary's case.
00:30This refers to a controversial measure approved in 2023 to pardon politicians, activists and officials involved in the Catalan independence process.
00:38These posts have been circulating since at least 2023, resurfacing again in 2025.
00:43They all share the same wording, but none names the countries supposedly involved, nor do they include links, documents or news reports.
00:50Spain's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said it has no record of such a statement.
00:54And the EU Council's press office confirmed that no request of this kind was ever presented.
00:58Meanwhile, politician Kuka Gamarra, from the opposition party Partido Popular, claimed that the Commission's rule of law report
01:05called Spain's system for appointing the Attorney General a democratic anomaly.
01:09Que los informes del estado de derecho han establecido. Es una anomalía democrática el sistema que tenemos de nombramiento del fiscal general del estado,
01:17que le hace depender directamente del gobierno.
01:20She added that the government's influence over the post undermines judicial independence.
01:25This claim spread in interviews and media coverage, but it does not match what the EU report actually says.
01:30The European Commission's latest rule of law report, published in July 2025, does not use the term democratic anomaly.
01:36Instead, it notes that some interested parties have raised concerns about reforms to the prosecutor's office.
01:42According to the Commission, the report only reflects those opinions and it itself does not label Spain's system in that way.
01:49It also includes recommendations such as continuing to strengthen the independence of the Attorney General, but without the wording claimed.
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