The Spanish Supreme Court has applied the amnesty law to eight individuals convicted of disobedience or public disorder offenses, including former Catalan Parliament President Roger Torrent, following a resolution from the CJEU.

Authors Eduardo Mendoza and Javier Mariscal have faced criticism and harassment from Catalan separatists. This backlash stems from comments they made regarding the Sant Jordi celebration.

Members of the Committees for the Defense of the Republic (CDR) accused of terrorism are requesting the Spanish National Court to immediately apply amnesty to their cases, following a recent ruling by the European Union Court of Justice.

Catalan separatists, particularly ERC, view the recent changes in the Spanish government, including new appointments, as an 'opportunity' to achieve management of the IRPF tax and move Catalonia closer to 'fiscal sovereignty' through a 'plurinational vision'.