Beyond the electoral results: Catalan independence at the crossroads
After a decade of the independence process, control of the Catalan Parliament has passed to the PSC-PSOE, which, despite not having a majority, exercises great power. This change coincides with the failure of ERC, Junts and CUP, which have suffered great citizen demobilization and the lack of a clear program. In addition, Catalan society is at a crossroads, with an identity in disintegration in the face of the process of globalization, sociological transformation and the emergence of the digital world. All of these factors are an enormous challenge for a part of Catalan society that sees that its political representatives do not propose a clear path to reverse this reality.(Editado)Recuperar original
After a decade of the independence process, control of the Catalan Parliament has passed to the PSC-PSOE, which, despite not having a majority, exercises great power. This change coincides with the failure of ERC, Junts and CUP, which have suffered great citizen demobilization and the lack of a clear program. In addition, Catalan society is at a crossroads, with an identity in disintegration in the face of the process of globalization, sociological transformation and the emergence of the digital world. All of these factors are an enormous challenge for a part of Catalan society that sees that its political representatives do not propose a clear path to reverse this reality.(Editado)Recuperar original
