Around 600 witnesses will parade the next months by the Plenary Hall of the Supreme Court in the trial against the 12 independentist prisoners.An ex-president of the Government, his former vice-president, a former minister, the president of the Catalan Parlament, the Lehendakari, two mayors of Barcelona, an expresident of the Generalitat or the previous dome of the Mossos d'Esquadra will be some of the illustrious witnesses of the trial of the procés '
The political positions abound in the list of around 600 witnesses who will parade the next months by the Plenary Hall of the Supreme Court in the trial against the 12 sovereignist leaders.
Some belonged to the Executive of Mariano Rajoy -including him- but above all the majority are the names of Catalan politicians, between national and regional deputies, consellers and other Parliamentary positions.
Also noteworthy are the high police commanders, particularly the Mossos, such as Major Josep Lluís Trapero and his then superior Pere Soler (both accused of rebellion in the National Court) or the replacement of the first in the Corps Ferrán López.
The Chamber that will prosecute the facts has accepted the 256 witnesses of the Office of the Prosecutor and the Legal Profession and a good part of those proposed by the defenses and Vox, popular accusation.
Among those absent, the ex-president Carles Puigdemont and the general secretary of ERC, Marta Rovira - both fugitives from Justice - stand out, who can not testify as witnesses, with an obligation to tell the truth, when they are being prosecuted for the same acts.
Neither will King Felipe VI or the head of the Casa del Rey, Jaime Alfonsín; nor prominent international intellectuals such as the linguist Noam Chomsky or the historian Paul Preston; the ex-secretary general of the PSOE and former minister Alfredo Pérez Rubalcaba; and the current spokesman of the PP in the Senate, Ignacio Cosidó.
These are some of the witnesses who will appear at the trial:
The politicians
Central government
- Mariano Rajoy, president of the Government during the 1-O.
- Soraya Sáenz de Santamaría, vice-president of the Government on 1-O.
- Cristóbal Montoro, Minister of Finance during the events.
- José Antonio Nieto, former number two of Interior.
- Enric Millo, former delegate of the Government in Catalonia.
- Felipe Martínez, number 3 of Montoro in the Treasury.
Catalonia
- Roger Torrent, president of the Parliament.
- Pere Aragonés, Vice President of the Government, cited by his former position as Secretary of Economy.
- Artur Mas, expresident of the Generalitat.
- Ada Colau, mayor of Barcelona.
- Jordi Puigneró, current conseller of Digital Policies; during the events he was Secretary of Telecommunications of the Government.
- Joan Tardá and Gabriel Rufián, national deputies of ERC.
- José María Espejo, second vice president of the Parlament (C's).
- David Pérez, member of the Parliamentary Board (PSC).
- Núria de Gispert and Ernest Benach, former presidents of the Parlament.
- The ex-members of the Catalan Parliament Bureau, with the exception of Ramona Barrufet, and the former CUP Mireia Boya, who will be judged by the "procés" in Catalonia.
- The four ex-consellers who resigned in July 2017: Jordi Jané, Neus Munté, Meritxel Ruiz and Jordi Baiget.
- Marta Pascal, former general coordinator of PDeCAT.
- Josep Maria Jové, ex number two of Economy, considered the organizer of the referendum.
- Xavier Trías, former mayor of Barcelona.
- Antonio Bayona, former Chief-Lawyer of the Parliament.
- Xavier Muro, former Secretary General of the Parliament.
- The then autonomous deputies of the CUP Eulalia Reguant, Antonio Baños and David Fernández; from ERC, Josep Ginesta, Cesc Iglesias and Adria Comella; and of JxSi Luís Llach.
- Xavier Domenech, ex-spokesman of EnComu Podem.
- Albano Dante-Fachín, ex-spokesman of Catalunya Sí Que Es Pot.
- Neus Lloveras, former president of the Association of Municipalities for Independence.
- Carles Viver, ex-judge of the TC considered the "legal architect" of the "procés".
- Francesc Sutrias, general director of Heritage of the Generalitat.
Others
- Íñigo Urkullu, lehendakari of the Basque Country.
The police officers
- Josep Lluis Trapero, mayor of the Mossos.
- Pere Soler, former director of the Mossos.
- Albert Battle, ex-director of the Mossos who resigned two months before 1-O, and who was replaced by Soler.
- Teresa Laplana, mayor of the Mossos and accused of sedition in the National Court.
- Ferrán López, commissioner who replaced Trapero in the body.
- Manuel Castellví, head of the General Commissariat of Information of the autonomic body.
- Sebastián Trapote, Chief of Police of Catalonia.
- Diego Pérez de los Cobos, colonel of the Civil Guard. Coordinator of the security device facing 1-O.
- More than 110 national police officers and more than 60 civil guards (some of them were injured) who participated in the 1-O operation.
Associations, unions and media
- Joan Vallvé, Vice President of Cultural Omnium.
- Nuria Llorach, former director of the Catalan Audiovisual Media Corporation.
- Javier Pacheco and Camil Ros, Secretaries of CCOO and UGT in Catalonia.
- José María Álvarez, general secretary of UGT.
- Around a hundred voters who participated in the 1-O.
The foreigners
- MEP Ana Gomes and Ivo Vagl
- Manon Masse, Deputy of the Parliament of Quebec (Canada) who acted as an observer for the 1-O.
- Felix Von Gründberg and Andrej Hunko, members of the German Parliament.
- Lars Aslan Rasmussen, Deputy of Denmark.
- Wim Kok and Helna Catt, spokespersons for the team of international electoral experts.
- Paul Sinning, director of the Center for Strategic Studies in The Hague.
https://www.elconfidencial.com/espana/2019-02-05/juicio-proces-testigos-supremo-cataluna-presos_1805082/
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