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Illa Announces a Proposal to Toughen the Illegal Possession of Weapons in the Penal Code

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The PSC will propose an initiative for Parliament to propose the modification to the Congress of Deputies

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The government of Salvador Illa proposes a reform of the Penal Code to tighten penalties for possession and display of weapons after the sustained increase of shootings throughout the country.

·Madrid, Spain
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President seeks deterrent effect after 68 shootings with 6 fatalities and 27 injuries until June

·Madrid, Spain
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The PSC will propose an initiative for Parliament to propose the modification to the Congress of Deputies

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The president proposes to raise the possession of prohibited or modified weapons to between two and four years, to between 18 months and 3 years the possession of weapons without a licence, and to up to 4 years the possession of aggravated weapons

·Barcelona, Spain
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The PSC will present a bill in the Parliament, which will then be forwarded to Congress, which proposes to amend three articles of the Penal Code in order to [...]

·Madrid, Spain
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The PSC will register in the Parliament a bill to amend the Spanish Penal Code in order to tighten the penalties for illegal possession of firearms. This was announced by the President of the Generalitat, Salvador Illa, this Wednesday on the second day of the General Policy Debate, in which he pointed out that, from the point of view of the Govern and its political group, the sentences established by the regulations in force in Spain "have been …

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La Vanguardia broke the news in Barcelona, Spain on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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