Política

Juristas rechazan investidura a distancia de Carles Puigdemont

Procedimiento ‘hace imprescindible’ la presencia física de los diputados en el Parlamento, dicen expertos de la cámara regional

Catalonia's ousted regional president Carles Puigdemont (C) walks as he holds his first post-election meeting for members of his parliamentary group in Brussels on January 12, 2018. 
Spain's government will go to the country's Constitutional Court if Catalonia's former president Carles Puigdemont, in exile in Belgium, attempts to be re-elected into office from abroad, a government source said on January 11. Catalonia's separatist parties on December 21 retained their parliamentary majority with 70 seats in the 135-seat Catalan parliament, but eight belong to politicians who are either in jail or have fled to Belgium, after Madrid sacked the Catalan regional government following the October 1 referendum and the unilateral declaration of independence. / AFP PHOTO / JOHN THYS
Catalonia's ousted regional president Carles Puigdemont (C) walks as he holds his first post-election meeting for members of his parliamentary group in Brussels on January 12, 2018. Spain's government will go to the country's Constitutional Court if Catalonia's former president Carles Puigdemont, in exile in Belgium, attempts to be re-elected into office from abroad, a government source said on January 11. Catalonia's separatist parties on December 21 retained their parliamentary majority with 70 seats in the 135-seat Catalan parliament, but eight belong to politicians who are either in jail or have fled to Belgium, after Madrid sacked the Catalan regional government following the October 1 referendum and the unilateral declaration of independence. / AFP PHOTO / JOHN THYS
El depuesto presidente de Cataluña, Carles Puigdemont (centro), caminaba por Bruselas -el 12 de enero del 2018-, donde se reunió con parlamentarios de su partido independentista.

Barcelona. Los servicios jurídicos del Parlamento catalán se mostraron contrarios a que el independentista Carles Puigdemont, instalado en Bélgica, pueda ser investido a distancia como presidente de esta región española, en un informe emitido este lunes.

Buscado en España por delitos de rebelión y sedición, Puigdemont quiere ser investido nuevamente presidente catalán sin asistir a la Cámara para evitar ser detenido, ya sea defendiendo su candidatura por videoconferencia o mediante un discurso leído por otro diputado.

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