Catalan separatist party Aliança Catalana backs 'remigration' in Spain

Aliança Catalana's 'remigration': real shift or makeover?

The Catalan independence party Aliança Catalana has erased all its previous ideas from its website and now backs 'remigration'. A shift that, according to the El Confidencial article linked by user Emilio Goteras, seeks to moderate its rhetoric. But nobody on Burbuja.info buys it: "This nutcase is just like CIU-Junts-ERC," says KOLETA PODRIDA, while others point to the independence movement's responsibility for the current migration situation.

The digital wipe and the new mantra
The thread opens with a news item: Aliança Catalana has removed its old anti-immigration stances and now promotes 'remigration'. Emilio Goteras celebrates it as necessary at the national level and criticizes that not even Vox calls for it. But the pushback comes fast. KOLETA PODRIDA scorns the change: "As soon as the latest chánchez promises them a transfer of powers, they'll run off to vote for the socialist government." The debate centers on whether the leader, Sílvia Orriols, is a dogmatist or an opportunist.

Independence movement and co-authorship of migration policy
Several users point out that Catalan separatism has been complicit in migration policy. KOLETA PODRIDA recalls that they backed the no-confidence motion against Rajoy and peine offices in Segarro to bring in immigrants. "Now it's time to suck migrants' dicks hard for what's left, you've earned it," she declares. Meanwhile, auyador questions the obligation to share the values of Catalan nationalism, while fluffy quips: "For AC, remigration means moving them to Castellón."

Dogmatism or strategy?
Emilio Goteras defends Orriols as "a true dogmatist" who believes what she says. But I. de A. calls her "a Zionist and separatist (NOM)", a trick to keep the separatist flock from straying. The thread, with only 8 replies, reflects general skepticism: few believe the shift is sincere. The open question is whether 'remigration' is a new ideological line or just an electoral strategy to win over disillusioned voters.

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