JxCat will decide this Monday whether to stop protecting Sanchez

The JxCat  Directorate will decide on Monday whether to withdraw its support for the President of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sánchez, for which aconsultation may be held among the  militants.

After JxCat's spokesman in Congress Miriam Nogueras told Sanchez last Wednesday that "the time for change" had come,President  Carles Puigdemont called the Executive to a meeting.  InPerpinyan , France, Puigdemont himself will participate.

In November, it will be two years since the Brussels agreementgave way to the investiture of Sanchez .

Since then, however, there have been "in the air" issues of that treaty, such as theofficiality of the Catalan , andthe amnesty uigdemont(pending the decision of the Constitutional Court), as well as the transfer of immigration powers to Catalonia, which was suspended in Congress by the refusal of Podemos and others.

This past week, moreover, JxCat's statements against the PSOE have been "animated."

Thus, on Saturday, at a hearing at the Junts Municipal Assembly, theparty's general secretary, Jordi Turull , refused to comment on Monday's decision, but issued a strong warning: "Difficult times are coming. "

A consultation with militancy 

According to sources consulted by the EFE agency, the party has the opportunity to convene a consultation on the table to confirm the decision taken by the leadership. Junts also held an internal consultation in 2023, both when he became President of the Government of Pedro Sánchez and to decide whether to leave the Government of the Generalitat.

JxCat is scheduled to hold a press conference at 5:00 p.m. to report on the talks at the  meeting, but the party has not revealed who will appear before the media. 

On the possibility of withdrawing support from Sanchez, President Aitor Esteban EBB has stated that if Junts withdrew support from the Spanish Government, it would weaken the Government's position, although it would not even lead to "a fall tomorrow."

Former Barcelona Mayor Ada Colau (BComu), for her part, criticized Junts on Saturday.

Deputy Secretary of Finance, Housing and Infrastructure of the PP Juan Bravo has asked Junts and other MPs to withdraw their support for the PSOE that he sees "surrounded by corruption."

In conclusion, Vox's spokesman, José Antonio Fuster, has assured us that his party "will not lose a second" to negotiate a possible motion of censure with Junts because, in his view, "the separatists are using this tactic to tighten and tighten the Spanish Government again."