A political scenario in crisis
The Catalan independence parties, ERC and Junts, are immersed in a political storm that has uncovered internal tensions and public confrontations. The recent situation in Madrid has become the catalyst for an exchange of recriminations that has evident the lack of unity and strategic direction between the two formations.
Attack of attacks: A shabby show
Recently, the deputy Gabriel Rufián began a series of accusations directed to the ‘Catalan right’, noting his behavior in relation to commuter problems. Rufián closed his intervention with insults aimed at members of Junts, a gesture that further ignited the controversy between the two formations.
Unfortunate answers
The leaders of Together did not take long to respond. Comparison with totalitarian regimes and accusations of ignorance were some of the reactions that arose, reflecting a climate of confrontation that, according to some analysts, only adds distrust between the citizens and their representatives.
A Context of Disease
As tensions grow, the polls begin to show a worrying panorama for both formations. Popular support moves to alternatives such as Catalan Alliance, a fact that has intensified insecurity within ERC and Together, which seem far from recovering their previous status.
The Loss of Vots: An Undeniable Reality
The last polls reveal a significant leak of votes, with Together leading the fall. The trend indicates that 6.7% of Junts voters could opt for Catalan Alliance, a percentage that increases dramatically in the municipal elections. This scenario has caused the leaders to worry about their political future.
Projections and repercussions
With an election scene against and a strategy in Madrid that looks like a shipwreck, ERC and Together they face a crucial dilemma. Internal tensions and lack of cohesion could open the door to a new party that took advantage of the growing distrust among Catalan voters. The situation demands a deep reflection and a review of current strategies to prevent an even greater loss of support.
In this context, the next actions of independent parties will be crucial to determine not only their political viability, but also the ability to connect with a citizen who seeks more coherent and effective alternatives.
