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BackPuigdemont reappears in Prats de Molló
Puigdemont reappears in Prats de Molló
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Puigdemont reappears in Prats de Molló

The former president of the Generalitat reappears in Catalunya del Nord during the centenary of the events of Prats de Molló.

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  • Carles Puigdemont visited Prats de Molló for the inauguration of Casa Macià, coinciding with the centenary of Francesc Macià's attempted invasion.
  • The event occurs after the closing of the judicial case against Puigdemont by Judge Llarena.

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The events of Prats de Molló were an attempted military invasion of Catalonia from France in 1926, led by Francesc Macià. Casa Macià has been converted into a space of memory.

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The former president of the Generalitat Carles Puigdemont has made a surprise visit to Prats de Molló, in northern Catalonia, on the occasion of the official inauguration of the Casa Macià museum project, located in this town, according to 3Cat. This Sunday marks the centenary of what is known as the events of Prats de Molló, the attempted military invasion of Catalonia from France organized by the former president of the Republican Generalitat Francesc Macià.

A few days ago, Judge Pablo Llarena, the magistrate who investigated the process in the Supreme Court, closed the case against Puigdemont, the last step for the Criminal Chamber of the Supreme Court to definitively apply the amnesty and exempt him from all criminal responsibility.

In 2020, Puigdemont already visited Macià's house in Prats de Molló on the occasion of a tribute to the former president of the Generalitat, in which he made a wreath with the mayor of the French town of Catalunya del Nord, Claude Ferrer.

The museumization project of Casa Macià as a memory space coincides with the centenary of the events of Prats de Molló. To recover the building where Macià lived, which an individual bought in 2020, a foundation has been created, chaired by former councilor Lluís Puig. Among the members of the board are former presidents Puigdemont, Aragonès and Torra.

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  • When will the amnesty be formally applied to Puigdemont?

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This article was originally published by La Vanguardia.

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