A German court has ruled in favor of the government of Spain's "ousted power" and former separatist leader Carlos Pozeman to hand over Spain to the government of Catalonia. Last week, in all the north of Germany, Sliswig was arrested on the road to Finland from the Finland state of Hollstein, where Puseman was detained.
After crossing the border from Denmark, the German police arrested him on March 25, according to information from the Spanish intelligence. The arrest warrant was issued against the leader of the Catalonia state, due to a lawsuit filed by the Spain government in the European Court. Since the arrest, he has been detained in a small town of Slicevig, the small town of Holstein, in Munster.
The referendum was held on October 1 last year on the question of independence of the state of Catalonia. Catalunya's regional government, after violating the Article 155 of the Spanish Constitution and the Constitutional Court's Constitution, voted 90 percent of the 42 percent of the state's electorate in the elections on the question of independence of Catalonia.
58 percent of the people who had abstained from participating in the illegal elections in the eyes of the law and the constitution. Catalunya's regional head of government Carlos Pozeman has long been known as the proponent of Catalonia's independence. When the verdict came in favor of Catalonia's independence in the referendum, the Spanish authorities complained against Puseman for insurrection, sedition and money laundering. At the same time, the country's Supreme Court declares that the referendum is invalid.
When the government of Spain issued an arrest warrant against Carlos Puseman, he left for a self-imposed exile in Belgium last year. Later, the Spanish government came to the European Court to arrest this leader. Spain's independenceist leader Carlos Pozeman's Spanish court could be sentenced to 15 years in jail for violating the Constitution of Spain.
A government prosecutor in the state of Sliswig, Hollstein, Germany, gave the verdict in favor of the Spanish government's application and the European Court's warrant of arrest warrants and for the approval of Carlos Pozeman to the government of Spain. The chief public prosecutor of the state of Sliswig Holstein, will now take a final decision on the handover of Carlos Pozeman to the Spanish government.
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