He General Council of Justice (CGPJ) He responded this Tuesday to the vice president’s criticism Maria Jesus Montero He has released the football player against the Supreme Court of Cantalonia (DSJC) Dani Alves The crime of sexual occupation. In a brief company report, CGPJ has emphasized it “The safety and support of the victims, especially the crimes against sexual freedom, do not indicate the abandonment of the assumption of innocence.” In addition, he stressed that political representatives should protect “the confidence of citizenship in institutions.”
With this writing, CGPJ adds unanimous rejection of Maria Jesus Montero’s reports among the judicial associations throughout Spain. These were the comments made by the Vice President during the PSOE’s action on Saturday, in which he described “Shame” DSJC’s verdict. “It is shameful that the assumption of innocence is above the announcement of a woman who faced power,” the finance minister said.
This has promoted the congregation, and in the wake of the debate that has been raised in recent days, it is forced to remember that innocence is “a fundamental right”. Similarly, the government’s governing body is explained in the above letter “The High Courts of the High Courts are part of the normal nature of the rule of the High Courts resolved by the lower courts”. “The Resource Organization has been established to seek the success of the final decision” and “Catalonia’s High Court’s ruling did not escape this policy,” says CGPJ.
In addition to remembering the guarantees of the Spanish Justice Organization, the Council wanted to highlight its confidence in judges, judges and judges that intervene in the case, “the CGP is moving the CGPJ in this letter”Your support is all, Regardless of the meaning of their results. ”
Only in the last paragraph, the congregation, which has already performed these last values, insists that politicians must comply with their legitimate right to criticism in protecting citizenship confidence in corporations. The last sentence to clearly refer to the statements of Maria Jesus Montero, who created a common rejection in the judiciary.
