Overview

• Moncloa requested another face‑to‑face with Junts before the end of September after the latest mediated session abroad produced no advances.
• Junts leaders, including Jordi Turull, warned they will take a decision in autumn if there are no tangible concessions from the PSOE.
• If accepted, it would be the third meeting in less than a month with an international mediator, following recent rounds in Belgium and Switzerland.
• Turull reiterated that Junts wants political steps on amnesty and recognition, including urging the PSOE to file complaints against judges Llarena and Marchena as a symbolic gesture.
• The next contact is set to come after Congress is expected to reject the Catalan immigration delegation law due to Podemos’s opposition, underscoring the government’s fragile arithmetic.