the Juntz’s spokesman in the House of RepresentativesMyriam Nogueras will appear on Wednesday in Barcelona at a press conference to evaluate the royal decree law approved today in the Council of Ministers, which includes the measures demanded by her party and with her. … The government is trying to redirect its relationship with this political formation.
09:28
The press conference ends
09:24
Leave the door open for reconciliation if Sanchez continues to give in
“We hope that within a month our problem will be making decisions because the government is committed to doing so.” He points out that if Sánchez continues with the transfers, the Independence Party will support the executive again. “The Junts will vote yes on the pending agreements.”
09:21
He insists that there is no dialogue with the Socialist Workers Party
“There is no kind of communication with the Socialist Workers Party. “We’re all asking the same thing, why now if it could be done before.” He also denounces Ella’s absence.
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Nogueras receives a phone call during a press conference
“Couldn’t it be Ella,” the reporters ask, laughing.
09:19
“A picture will not excuse non-compliance.”
The measures approved yesterday are just a gesture from the government that does not seem enough for Gentz. “There is time for negotiation, compliance and decision-making. “We made the decision to separate on October 27, and now it is up to the government.”
09:14
“Certainly the Spanish left is afraid.”
“What they fear most is losing votes,” insists a Junts spokesman. However, he maintains that his party is “in its place” and that it is the Socialist Workers’ Party that is “obstructing the legislature.”
09:11
“Sanchez has no room to implement budgets.”
Nogueras maintains that the government has failed to commit to more training but that Junt’s non-compliance has consequences. “Sanchez has no room to implement budgets.”
09:11
“Gent’s position does not change.”
He says the measures approved yesterday could have been approved a long time ago.
09:09
“There are no negotiations today and there will be no talks.”
“Yountes’ votes are at the service of the Catalans,” Juntes recalls, so “agreements must be fulfilled,” which is why relations with the government were considered severed a month ago. “There are no negotiations today and there will be no talks,” Nogueras says after Sanchez admitted to the violations yesterday. “After yesterday’s press conference, it is clear that it was not that they could not, but that they did not want to. “It doesn’t change anything.”
09:07
The press conference begins
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The relationship with the government was “severed” a month ago
Publicly, Junts has decided not to speak publicly today. In fact, its spokesman in Parliament, Salvador Verges, when asked about this issue, chose to refer to this call. We will have to see what Juntz’s assessment of this new government move is and whether it seems enough to redirect their relationship, as Carles Puigdemont’s team considered it stalled more than a month ago, and whether they will start negotiating the general state budgets for 2026.
08:42
Junts answers Sanchez
Good morning, at 9 a.m., a press conference is scheduled for Junts’ parliamentary spokesperson, Miriam Nogueras, in response to Pedro Sánchez, who in an interview yesterday admitted non-compliance with the Independence Party and announced a royal decree containing the measures agreed with the Puigdemont Party and which was approved in the Council of Ministers on Tuesday.