The recriminations between the Constitutional Court and the Supreme Court intensify in the final phase of the amnesty: from exceeding the bounds to "interference"

The Spanish Supreme Court has entered the final phase of the amnesty process for leaders of the 'procés' by adopting the doctrine established by the Constitutional Court. This legal transition involves the formal application of the amnesty measure to those involved in the independence movement.

Despite this procedural alignment, the relationship between the two high courts has significantly deteriorated. Tensions have escalated into a public exchange of accusations, with officials from both institutions citing instances of judicial overreach and improper institutional interference as the amnesty implementation reaches its conclusion.