The Emergence of the Catalan National Assembly (ANC)
In June 2010, after the controversial decision of the Constitutional Court that affected the Miravet Statute, an independence movement arose that culminated in the creation of the Catalan National Assembly (ANC). This milestone marked the beginning of a tireless fight for the autonomy of Catalonia, in a context of discontent and need for change.
The Return of Lluís Llach
Lluís Llach, renowned singer-songwriter and emblematic figure, has assumed the presidency of the ANC at a crucial moment for the independence movement. Despite his career and achievements, Llach has decided to postpone his retirement to once again lead the fight for the independence of Catalonia, demonstrating notable perseverance and commitment to his country.
The Role of the ANC in the Current Political Context
The ANC is at a decisive moment, prior to the formation of the Parliament of Catalonia and on the eve of the European elections. Its role is crucial to maintain the cohesion of the independence movement, put pressure on Catalan institutions and parties, and mobilize society at a time of demobilization. Regardless of the political results, the ANC must continue to be a fundamental pillar in the fight for the independence of Catalonia.
The Perseverance of Lluís Llach and Collective Commitment
Lluís Llach personifies perseverance and commitment to the independence cause. His decision to lead the ANC again at the age of 75 reflects his determination to continue fighting for an ideal, despite the challenges and obstacles. He also urges society to remain active and united in the search for independence, remembering that each individual is a fundamental part of this historic movement.
