Bye-bye Puigdemont: Catalan separatists slump as Aliança Catalana surges in the polls

We analyse the latest election polls in Catalonia, Spain: the rise of Aliança Catalana, the role of the PSC and the shift within the independence bloc. Join the debate.

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Bye-bye Puigdemont: Catalan separatists slump as Aliança Catalana surges in the polls
Analysis of the election polls in Catalonia: changes and trends

The political landscape in Catalonia is undergoing a significant shift according to the latest election polls, as the emergence of new parties reshuffles the traditional board. The debate in the forum examines the decline of the classic independence parties, the rise of Aliança Catalana and the consolidation of other options in the polls.

Key points of the debate

  • Fragmentation of the vote:** Some users point out that the collapse of Junts and the recovery of ERC, together with the rise of Aliança Catalana (AC), reveal a crisis within the traditional secessionist bloc.
    [*]The role of the PSC:** A segment of the forum warns that, regardless of movements at the extremes, the polls continue to give the PSC a dominant position, which many analysts in the thread consider the most worrying fact.
    [*]The Aliança Catalana factor:** The figure of Sílvia Orriols draws mixed reactions; while some see her as an answer to migration fatigue, others criticise her for maintaining a separatist discourse incompatible with a national agenda.


What forum members say about the political situation in Catalonia

Position A (Institutional scepticism): Several members argue that the swing in numbers between parties is irrelevant, since the current system guarantees the continuity of PSC policies, no matter which party rises or falls in the polls.​
Position B (New right analysis): Other users maintain that the rise of parties like AC is a direct response to the failure of the migration model and the wear-out of traditional political elites, although they debate whether these parties will manage to expand beyond their current electoral base.​

Why this thread is getting people talking

The thread stands out for using voting intention data to question the stability of the major parties in Catalonia. The discussion combines sociological analysis with a marked scepticism towards media narratives, generating an intense debate about the future of the regional political map.


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