The Current Context: A Pre-Agreement With Risk
In the coming days, Catalonia is at a crossroads personifying the uncertainty of its political future. In sight there is a pre-agreement between ERC and PSC to facilitate the investiture of Salvador Illa, an agreement that does not leave anyone indifferent.
The Dynamics of Financing: Between Promises and Realities
The negotiations revolve around financing, an issue that once again emerges as a central issue. Marta Rovira and her team are asking for a model reminiscent of the Catalan economic concert, with the aim of achieving a more favorable tax regime.
The Legal and Political Challenge
In order for this plan to be implemented, the modification of several key laws is necessary, including the organic financing law of the autonomous communities. This is not an easy task, and the commitment of parties like Junts, EH Bildu and others is essential.
The Incongruence of a New Model
Despite Rovira’s ambition, a fundamental question arises: if they really want to obtain total control over funding, why are they dissociating themselves from the pro-independence proposal, which is the only one that would guarantee effective control?
ERC’s Internal Challenges
A delicate moment for ERC, which faces the consequences of recent electoral defeats. The internal division and the management of scandals like those of the Maragall posters keep the tension between its bases.
The Political Scene: Between Dignity and Pragmaticity
Despite the provocations and confusion, those who fight for the common good within ERC have the final say in this debate. Trust in the ANC secretariat and the figure of the president 130 is what allows the spirit of independence to be kept alive in difficult times.
Ultimately, the dilemma between political pragmatism and the purest ideals remains present. The journey to self-determination cannot afford to go backwards, and the responsibility lies with new generations of politicians and activists.
