The former Catalan regional prime minister Carles Puigdemont is pleased that Germany will not extradite him for rebellion. 'This invalidates the most important lie of the state. The German judiciary disputes that the independence referendum of 1 October was rebellion ', wrote the separatist leader on Twitter.
The Catalan separatist leader Carles Puigdemont may be extradited to Spain for misappropriation of public funds but not for rebellion. The court in the German state of Schleswig-Holstein has determined this.
The Public Prosecution Service in the German state of Schleswig-Holstein has asked the authorities to hand over the Catalan separatist Carles Puigdemont to Spain. Spain issued a European arrest warrant last month.
The Catalan separatist and former regional prime minister Carles Puigdemont will certainly stay in a North German prison until next week. The question of whether he should be extradited to Spain and on what grounds, according to a spokesperson for Justice in Schleswig is very complicated and the treatment takes time.
A 52-year-old German was Wednesday charged with the murder 34 years ago when a 73-year-old woman. The man was seventeen years old when he was caught by the victim in 1982 when the burglary at her home in Schleswig in northern Germany. He strangled her.
German police have solved the murder of a woman after 34 years. A 51-year-old man has confessed that he was the 73-year-old Erna Ganz robbed in 1982 and strangled. He also denies sexually abusing, as published by the German police Thursday.
Numerous leading politicians Thursday German Chancellor Angela Merkel a heart tucked under the belt . Merkel said Wednesday in a television interview not to deviate from its generous asylum policy. That policy is increasingly under fire in Germany .
