Overview
- An internal online vote ended the investiture pact with 86.98% in favor, 10.22% against and 2.8% blank on a 66.3% turnout, closing the Switzerland-mediated talks.
- Junts will not negotiate or back state budgets and will cast case-by-case votes only on measures they judge beneficial for Catalonia or of basic common sense.
- Despite the split, party leaders plan to keep Junts-linked appointees in state entities such as RTVE, Aena, Renfe, Enagás and the CNMC.
- The new stance is already visible: Junts backed the Customer Service law in committee, which obliges large firms to attend clients in co‑official languages, with a full Congress vote slated for the week of November 11 before moving to the Senate.
- Recent parliamentary moves included abstaining to let a PP initiative on the Prosecutor’s Office advance and signaling that Junts’ seven deputies will reveal their positions by their votes rather than through prior deals.