serious disobedience to authority would take place on 28 September of that same year and that she could testify in Catalan, as she had previously tendered. In response, Reguant assured on his twitter account that he would persist in working on "self-determination, independence and social justice for everyone" and that "neither partial justice, nor fascism, nor espionage will divert us from our goals". Also, CUP denounced that it was a "political trial" which meant "a flagrant violation of ideological freedom and conscience". In statements, CUP's deputy Xavier Pellicer expressed his disagreement with the trial and called it "another strategy to criminalize antifascist and independence ideologies". Specifically, he stated that Reguant "wanted to highlight the anomaly of the presence of Vox as a popular accusation against the right to self-determination", in addition to "denouncing the collusion between the far-right and the judicial Spanish apparatus", making it clear that "the State spies on us, disables us, retaliates..., and now also allows Reguant to face another political trial". On 29 August 2022, in an interview just one month before the trial, she expressed no fear about disqualification because she knew it was a reality, that she "didn't expect much" from the trial and reinforced her position by assuring that "the decision was good and necessary, because it was necessary to point out the fascism that became visible with Vox as a particular accusation". On 7 October 2022, during the trial, the Supreme Prosecutor's Office reduced the request to a sentence of 4 months in prison and 4 months of disqualification from passive suffrage. Nevertheless, the Criminal Chamber of the Supreme Court convicted her with a fine of 13,500 euros for committing serious disobedience, after not having responded to Vox during the trial of Catalonia independence leaders, but did not disqualify her from the position of deputy of the Parliament of Catalonia. Two months later, on 7 December 2022, Reguant's defense presented a recurso de amparo to the Constitutional Court of Spain with the argument that fundamental rights had been violated such as the effective judicial protection, the presumption of innocence, the criminal legality, the freedom of expression, the freedom of ideology and the freedom of conscience. Finally, on 12 December 2022, the support committee organized an end-of-campaign event called "The judicial protection of the extreme right" at the University of Barcelona, which was participated by Eulàlia Reguant and Antonio Baños. The event was