00:00From Walter Lue, Belgium,
00:02Charles Puigdemont celebrated the end
00:03of the legal proceedings that had prevented him
00:06from returning to Spain,
00:07but warned that this is not the solution
00:09to the independence and aspirations
00:10of the same in Catalonia.
00:14In terms of the relationship
00:15with Catalonia-Espanya,
00:17today nothing is solved.
00:19The amnistia is part
00:21of the formula for the resolution
00:23of the historical conflict
00:24that exists between Catalonia and Espanya,
00:26but the amnistia is not the solution itself.
00:31The leader of Hunsberg, Catalonia,
00:33is now able to go back to Spain
00:35after the Supreme Court overturned the arrest warrant
00:37that had been in effect against him since 2017.
00:40However, he has ruled out returning for the time being.
00:44Speaking at a press briefing,
00:46the former Catalan president argued
00:47that he had decided to go into exile
00:49to engage in politics
00:50and that he considered the Constitutional Court's ruling
00:53a rejection of the repression
00:55against some of those responsible for the process.
00:59Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, for his part,
01:02welcomed the Constitutional Court's decision.
01:04Therefore, respect the resolution
01:08of the Constitutional Court
01:10and celebrate that
01:13we also help the Catalonia society.
01:17The court's decision paves the way
01:19for Prudydemo's return
01:20nine years after he fled Spain.