Perelló advierte que las críticas del Gobierno a los jueces pueden suponer "una conducta delictiva"

Isabel Perelló, the president of the Judicial Power, warns that the government's criticisms of judges may amount to criminal conduct. During the opening ceremony of the Judicial Year, the president emphasized the importance of institutional respect, especially during Ceuta's crisis. Perelló cautioned against allowing public disqualification of judges to become a tool of pressure on judicial jurisdiction.

She also highlighted the seriousness of attributing criminal behavior to judges if the criticism comes from those exercising institutional responsibilities. The General Prosecutor, Teresa Peramato, echoed these concerns in her speech, denouncing a campaign of discrediting the Public Prosecutor's Office. Both emphasized the need to distinguish between legitimate criticism of judicial decisions and systematic disqualification or a negative portrayal that does not match reality.

The opposition leader, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, attended the ceremony for the first time in a year, marking a contrast to the previous year's controversy surrounding the then Public Prosecutor's case. The new year begins amid the Ceuta migration crisis and the Supreme Court's recent decision to suspend entries in the voter registration list due to the so-called "grandchildren" law.

Perelló expressed solidarity with Ceuta's residents and called for a solution that balances border control with legal guarantees.