A process with multiple causes and stages
When talking about the end of the independence process in Catalonia, it is important to bear in mind that this process does not have a specific end date. It is a complex process that has evolved over the years and has been influenced by various factors.
The process began in 2010 with the ruling against the Statute, but since then it has gone through different stages and events that have contributed to its evolution.
One of the first important stages was the amnesty law, which has recently been approved by the Justice Committee of the Congress of Deputies. This law has generated debate and had an impact on the independence process.
Another key moment was the investiture of Pedro Sánchez with the support of ERC and Junts. This investiture was promoted by both parties and was related to the 1-O referendum.
The process has also been marked by article 155, which was applied by the State and had a significant impact on the development of the independence process.
In addition, there have been other important events such as the declaration of independence, which was not implemented, and the negotiations and discrepancies between different political forces.
The death of the process and its consequences
The death of the independence process is a complex and multifactorial issue. There is no definitive answer as to when and how the process ended.
It is true that after the failed DUI, the process entered a new stage marked by the anti-repressive struggle and the reorganization of independence. This stage has been characterized by the dichotomy between ERC and Junts and by the imprisonment and exile of the pro-independence leaders.
Amnesty is one of the topics that have been discussed recently and that has generated debate. While some feel that the amnesty may close the process, others argue that the causes that led to the process have not yet been resolved.
Getting the ball back on the political field is a demand that has been made from different sectors. However, there are disagreements about what this normalization means and how it affects the causes that originated the process.
In summary, the end of the independence process in Catalonia is a complex and multifactorial issue. There is no specific end date and the consequences of the process are still felt today.