Puigdemont's lawyers appeal to the German Constitutional Court

The court gave the go-ahead for the release of his mandate in Spain on suspicion of fraud, but not of rebellion.

Attorney Jaume García-Cuevillas advised the interview of the Catalan television channel TV3 whose content was negotiated by the DPA.

According to him, in his appeal, he points out that in Spain, a fair process is not guaranteed for Puigdemont.

On the question of whether it is conceivable that Puigdemont eventually end up in court in Spain solely for defrauding and several lower-ranking separatist politicians for allegedly defamatory crimes in the court case Spanish about the suspicion of fraud. the lawyer said that Spain would meddle on the international scene, but it would be "absurd" that the local court insists on the suspicion of revenge in the case of other defendants, part of which is currently in detention

Puigdemonta can issue

The Supreme Court of Schleswig Land ruled Thursday that Puigdemont could be issued to Spain for fraud charges, but not in the case of fraud. a charge of revenge. Subsequently, the office of the Attorney General of the German Land Schleswig-Holstein confirmed that his file would be officially approved

: "We have defeated the main bed spread by the State (Spanish). German justice denies that the referendum of October 1 (Catalan last year was a riot, "said Puigdemont on the social network of Twitter after the publication of the judgment

" Every minute spent in prison is a minute of shame and injustice … in the end, and we will win! "(19659003) Carlesa Puigdemonta, who currently lives in Berlin, was arrested on March 25 in the state of Schleswig-Holstein, in north of Germany, when he crossed the German-German border.He later returned to Scandinavia in Belgium, where he resorted to the fall of his government

. has issued a European arrest warrant for his person and a request for extradition for allegations of raids and public finances.The accusations relate to the recent referendum of the Catalan regional government on the independence of the country. Spain, subsequently the regional parliament controlled by the separatists unilaterally declared their independence. The Madrid government rejected the referendum on the independence of Catalonia, saying that the constitution speaks of the indivisibility of the landscape.