09:25⇢Constitutional Court Validates Amnesty
⌨The newspapers report on the Constitutional Court's 6-4 decision declaring the amnesty law constitutional, with the progressive majority ruling that pardoning independence leaders aims to "alleviate" the effects of the 'procés' and "improve coexistence" (El País, El Periódico, infoLibre, La Razón, Público, RTVE). Former Prime Minister Felipe González announced he will not vote for "participants in the self-amnesty," calling it "an authentic outrage" (El Confidencial). The ruling expands amnesty coverage to include crimes committed by those who opposed the independence process, making the legislative solution compatible with the Constitution beyond the 1976-1977 transition laws (infoLibre). Meanwhile, ongoing NATO tensions persist as coverage suggests Meloni contradicted Sánchez's claims about alliance discord, with Trump's tariff threats on Spanish products remaining a concern (Libertad Digital, 20minutos).