Comín advances his return after being amnestied and will go to Madrid on Thursday after being summoned by the JEC

The former councilor and elected MEP of Junts Toni Comín will advance his return from Belgium and will travel this Thursday, October 22 to Madrid to go to the Central Electoral Board (JEC), which summoned him to take the oath or promise to comply with the Constitution.

However, the pro-independence activist has warned that Thursday will not be the last day of his "exile." "On the 22nd I will go to Madrid. In the same way that during my exile I have sometimes had to go to Paris, Rome or Amsterdam. And this does not end my exile. My exile ends on the 25th, the day I return to my country," he explained in an interview on TV3.

In it, he has also accused the JEC of trying to set "a trap" by setting the date to collect the MEP accreditation on the 22nd and thus "throwing up" his return. "They have not made a summons, they have made an agreement that requires us to appeal, and this could make us enter a loop of appeals that could last forever," he indicated.