We can confirm that we are in possession of a European arrest warrant for Clara Ponsati. We have made a number of enquiries to try to trace her and have now been contacted by her solicitor, who is making arrangements for Ms Ponsati to hand herself into police.— Police Scotland (@policescotland) 25 de marzo de 2018
2/ Under Extradition Act 2003, Scottish Ministers have no power to intervene in the process and our police and courts are legally obliged to follow due process. This does not change @scotgov political view...— Nicola Sturgeon (@NicolaSturgeon) 25 de marzo de 2018
The news of arrest warrants and arrest of many Catalan politicians is a cause for considerable concern. Catalonia’s constitutional future should be a matter of negotiation and by the votes of people who live in Catalonia. Madrid needs to talk and not act as the playground bully.— Ian Blackford (@IanBlackfordMP) 25 de marzo de 2018
Perhaps the most important section of the 2003 Act, from Ponsati's perspective, is section 13, which reads as follows: pic.twitter.com/FmrOcm6hNA— PeatWorrier (@PeatWorrier) 25 de marzo de 2018
I am instructed 2defend Clara Posanti from Spain’s attempts 2extradite her on the basis that this is viewed as a political persecution & there is no guarantee of her human rights being respected in the Spanish Courts #Catalonia https://t.co/H6iCPkcqfZ— Aamer Anwar (@AamerAnwar) 25 de marzo de 2018
The persecution of Catalonia's elected government is a stain on Europe. pic.twitter.com/GLcSzZX9B8— Ross Greer (@Ross_Greer) 25 de marzo de 2018
Whatever your views on the independence issue I can’t see how this helps bring a resolution to the political dispute in Catalonia. https://t.co/LebVqrZ0Jx— Willie Rennie (@willie_rennie) 25 de marzo de 2018
Hard to believe that a Professor at Scotland's oldest university is facing arrest for political activity, when we thought European political prisoners were an injustice of history books. Spain's actions are an attack on democratic & human rights - including academic freedom.— Michael Gray (@GrayInGlasgow) 25 de marzo de 2018
A Primeira Ministra @NicolaSturgeon ven de publicar este comunicado na súa conta de twitter onde explica que o Goberno escocés non pode interferir no proceso xudicial, materia reservada para o Goberno británico#Catalunya#PresosPolíticoshttps://t.co/X7NhHxDnRk— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 25 de marzo de 2018
Martín Pallín, former Judge of the Spanish Supreme Court— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 25 de marzo de 2018
- The people who are in prison, do you think they are #politicalPrisoners?
- Well, obviously
(And he mention Switzerland's response when they refused to deport Anna Gabriel) #PresosPoliticos pic.twitter.com/3SaQQPMZ1O
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