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Up to Strasbourg the case of the woman who was denied amnesty because the events occurred in Valencia

VilaWebOriginal language: CatalanRelevant to: United Kingdom, United States, Spain
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Amparo Molina, a 62-year-old woman from Valencia, has been denied amnesty because the events for which she was accused occurred in Valencia, not Catalonia. Her defense has filed a complaint with the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) for the violation of her rights, after exhausting internal resources. Molina was convicted for allegedly assaulting two people during a demonstration against police charges on 1-O. The Valencian Court denied her amnesty, stating that the law only applies to acts committed in Catalonia. Molina, who receives a pension of 700 euros, has requested financial support to cover fines and legal expenses amounting to 11,000 euros.

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