Overview
- With the party’s seven deputies now withholding support, key government votes such as the national budget, justice reform and new media rules are in jeopardy.
- The shift follows an internal consultation in which more than 86% of Junts members endorsed breaking the agreement.
- Junts is urging partners like the PNV, Coalición Canaria and Podemos to reconsider their backing of Pedro Sanchez.
- The party says it will not, for now, align with the PP or pursue a no-confidence motion, and it is not pushing for an immediate election.
- Analysts caution that the move could dilute Junts’ influence, drive voters toward Aliança Catalana and undermine its standing with international mediators.