Separatism celebrates as a "partial victory" that the execution of 25% is postponed pending the TC

The Government has celebrated as a "partial victory" that the Superior Court of Justice of Catalonia (TSJC) has admitted that it cannot execute the 25% ruling without first taking a position on the possible unconstitutionality of the new legal framework devised by the Constitutional Court. the Generalitat to shield immersion, this is from the decree approved by the Catalan Executive and the linguistic law that secessionism carried out together with the PSC.

The mere fact of being able to buy time to avoid extending the hours of Spanish in all schools in Catalonia is already a cause for celebration for the president of the Generalitat.

has considered that "pedagogical criteria have prevailed to defend Catalan at school" and announced that they will maintain this same position before the Constitutional Court.

“It is a first victory and great news.

It is the first step so that 25% of Spanish is not applied in any classroom in our country", explained the Minister of Education,

, who intends to use the decree that the TC will analyze as soon as any of the parties request to avoid the sentence and to suppress that quota of Castilian in the 47 classrooms where it is applied for the judicial victory obtained individually by families like the one from Canet de Mar.

For the moment, Cambray is already making sure that he can start the course maintaining the monolingual educational system without exposing himself to incurring a crime of disobedience by paralyzing the process of executing the sentence.

The AEB will go to the Constitutional

It is foreseeable that the Assembly for a Bilingual School of Catalonia (AEB), as a legitimate party in the process, raises an issue of unconstitutionality against the linguistic regulations approved by the Government.

He has already warned that "it will not falter until the end of the immersion is achieved due to many stones in the road placed by those who have been violating our rights for more than three decades."

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