Overview
- Junts registered total-veto amendments to 25 government bills and will vote against 21 measures in their final stages, declaring the legislature "blocked."
- The party says it will reject all initiatives from PSOE and Sumar going forward, yet it rules out supporting a PP–Vox motion of no confidence.
- Government sources reply with an offer of dialogue, asserting they are meeting commitments within their control and promising to accelerate pending deliverables.
- Key Junts demands—such as immigration powers, anti-recidivism and language recognition—depend on other parties like Podemos or on EU and judicial decisions.
- Without Junts’s seven deputies, the executive risks failing to pass the 2026 budget and faces warnings of broader legislative paralysis tied to EU-linked reforms and funds.