The trial against Jordi Pujol Soley and his seven children begins in the National Court for alleged crimes of criminal organization, against public treasury, money laundering and documentary falsification.
The process has been long, lasting 13 years from its start in 2012. There have been political interventions during this time, including the well-known Catalunya operation and patriotic police.
It's been discussed whether Pujol Soley, given his advanced health condition and old age, should be excluded from the trial.
It is discarded that the Pujol family's wealth comes from an inheritance in Switzerland.
The leadership of the supposed criminal organization is attributed to Pujol, and the execution of the illegal operation to his oldest son, Jordi Pujol Ferrusola.
Conclusion: The trial represents a significant effort in the fight against corruption in Spain, although its duration and the circumstances surrounding the case may lead to questions about justice's effectiveness.