In recent days, many institutions have spoken out against the PSOE's attack on the rule of law in Spain.<\/p>\n
These institutions have based their rejection mainly on the fact that the pact between socialists and separatists represents an attack against judicial independence and equality before the law<\/strong> and others have also alleged something equally or more important than that: the threat it poses to national unity<\/strong>. You can see here a list of the institutions that have already spoken out against this pact. This list will be updated<\/strong> as new institutional statements become known.<\/p>\n List updated on 11\/26\/2023 6:50 p.m.<\/strong><\/p>\n Some data from this list, currently made up of 194 institutions<\/strong>, among others:<\/p>\n Political parties with parliamentary representation and parliamentary groups<\/big><\/p>\n Autonomous governments<\/big><\/p>\n Judiciary<\/big><\/p>\n Prosecutors<\/big><\/p>\n Lawyers, court secretaries and attorneys<\/big><\/p>\n Illustrious College of Lawyers of M\u00e1laga<\/a>.<\/p>\n Notaries<\/big><\/p>\n State officials<\/big><\/p>\n
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