The context of insecurity in Catalonia
The current situation in Catalonia has led to an intense security debate, a topic that has gained particular importance for political training together. With a political landscape marked by internal tensions, the party seeks to reaffirm itself in the face of criticism and the various sensitivities that make it up.
Local voices in the storm
Mayors of towns such as Calella, Pineda, and Cabrera de Mar have been pioneers when proposing solutions to the problem of crime and irregular immigration. His direct and unmistakable approach contrasts with the most cautious stance of the party’s national executive.
Initiatives in Calella and Cabrera de Mar
Marc Buch, mayor of Calella, has been one of the most forceful voices, asking for a criminal reform to harden the sanctions. On the other hand, Òscar Fernández de Cabrera de Mar has reduced crime with effective measures that include the increase in police resources and the implementation of surveillance technology.
Central Catalonia: A Focus of Conflict
The debate on insecurity is especially intense in Central Catalonia, where cities like Vic and Manresa lead the statistics of crimes. The Mayor of Vic, Albert Castells, has taken the initiative to collaborate with other formations to ask for legislative changes to address the problem.
Speech Publishers in Manresa
Ramon Bacardit, a representative of Together in Manresa, has become a firm defender of tougher measures against illegal employment and insecurity, thus reflecting a tendency that is repeated in other municipalities governed by Together.
The internal dichotomy of together
Despite support for local initiatives, the direction of Together is in a delicate position. His stance on immigration and security undermined the ambition of gaining popular support and the internal pressures that slow down a more radical approach.
Contradictory reactions
As mayors call for stricter measures, some party members, such as Agustí Colomines, express a concern about the increase in far right, promoting educational initiatives such as human rights courses for community leaders.
Looking to the future: the need for unity
With a constantly changing political landscape, the key to Together will be to find a balance between the local demands and the needs of a coherent policy. Only in this way will they be able to effectively address the concerns of citizens without falling into the inconsistency that has characterized them so far.
