All the Catalan Universities approve a Manifesto against the Spanish Inquisition sentence

All Catalan Universities have approved a declaration against the Spanish inquisition sentence and to require an amnesty law that benefits the Catalan political prisoners. Meanwhile, the cloister of the University of Lleida goes further: it has declared non-pleasing people to the King and Judge Manuel Marchena, has asked to change the name of the Cappont campus to that of October 1 and has urged to create a commission to analyze withdraw service contracts such as water or electricity to companies that do not have a "commitment" to what they call "democratic values."

The seven rectors have signed such statements. The manifesto asks for the freedom of the "political prisoners", censor the "police repression", question the judicial decision and claim for the Democratic right of self determination.