A Life of Struggle and Commitment
Pep Fort Padró left us this Friday at the age of 65 after a long battle against pancreatic cancer. In addition to his fight against the disease, Pep Fort Padró has been a prominent figure in Catalan politics, fervently defending independence and fighting for a change in the political landscape.
A Constructive Critic
Pep Fort Padró stood out as president of the Donec Perficiam collective and as general secretary of Accord per la Independencia. His constructive criticism of parties and entities for what he considered a lack of reaction capacity made him a respected voice within the independence movement.
A Remembered Businessman and Friend
In addition to his involvement in politics, Pep Fort Padró had an outstanding career as an entrepreneur in the fish sector. His friend and colleague at Donec Perficiam, Jordi Roset, remembers him as a great fighter, both in his business life and in his fight for independence.
A Critical and Committed Voice
Pep Fort Padró was known for his frankness and his criticism of the pro-independence parties. Defender of an alternative candidacy to that of the parties to enter the institutions, he expressed his views through various channels, including some articles he had written.
An Enduring Memory
Despite his criticisms and his haste to see changes, Pep Fort Padró did not leave a bad memory in the institutions he had been in. His perseverance and commitment to independence have left a lasting mark on the independence movement.
A Felt Goodbye
His death has moved many, and his vigil will take place this Saturday at the funeral home in Granollers, with a farewell ceremony tomorrow at 12 noon. His struggle and his commitment to the independence of Catalonia leave a legacy that will live on in the memory of all those who had the pleasure of knowing him.
