The end of impunity for the Pujol clan

The order of Judge De la Mata who sends the Pujol family to the bench not only ends with an insufferable feeling of impunity, but also draws the sinister outlines of a true mafia organization . The National Court ends eight years of research on the clan that not only recast Catalan nationalism on the exclusive budgets of a supremacist and unsupportive project , but while doing so it was looting the Catalans . Dismantled and the implausible excuse of the grandfather's inheritance, Pujol and children are charged with crimes of belonging to a criminal organization or illicit association, money laundering, fraud to the Public Treasury and documentary falsehood.

"The Pujol Ferrusola family has taken advantage of its privileged position in Catalan life for decades to accumulate excessive wealth, directly related to economic perceptions derived from corrupt activities ." The car proceeds against the former president , his wife Marta Ferrusola and their seven children, among others. And it describes a whole criminal modus operandi - that 3% plot that Maragall denounced one day before falling into complete nationalist imitation - by virtue of which the old Convergence operated, involving other politicians, businessmen, journalists and a social fabric that permeated all of Catalonia.

The process must go all the way, no matter how many nests fall, to paraphrase the patriarch of the family. First, because no one, not even the most powerful and best related of the regional viceroys, is above the law. Secondly, for the democratic health of Catalonia itself, whose citizens have been deceived for decades with the fallacious image of an oasis of modernity that hid an infectious swamp. And because it is not hidden from anyone that at the origin of the process - a destructive plan for the freedom and equality of all Spaniards, starting with the Catalans - was the desire of CiU to cover up its cuts and corruptions after the crash.

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