- The majority support for the judges and prosecutors' strike reflects concern about the Government's reforms.
- 75% of judges and prosecutors joined the strike, shattering the image of normality the Government wants to project.
- The judicial and prosecutorial career reforms pose a risk to judicial independence.
- The convening associations are protesting against the erosion of judicial independence, not against the scholarship program.
- The EU requires Spain to end interim status in Justice, but not to make the 1,000 substitute judges and prosecutors permanent.
Conclusion: A depoliticized Justice and independent Prosecution Office is needed, but the Government seems to be going in the opposite direction.