The head of the Junts list for the general elections of 29 November, Miriam Nogueras, is planning to open and close the election campaign in Barcelona, accompanied at both events by the telematic intervention of the leader of the party and former President of the Generalitat, Carles Puigdemont. Her remote participation is also planned at the main rally and, presumably, at the regional events in Girona, Tarragona and Lleida.
Under the slogan "Catalunya al centre", Junts will kick off the campaign at the "Valkiria Hub Space" venue in the Catalan capital. The main event will be held on 22 November in Castelldefels (Barcelona), while the location of the campaign closing rally has not yet been specified.
Over these days, the party will remain very attentive to the decision adopted by the Criminal Chamber regarding a possible definitive filing of the case against Puigdemont, stressing that it will be he himself who will lay out "what will happen" when the judicial ruling is known.
Nogueras’s team claims to have been able to "condition" the last legislature thanks to its 7 seats and boasts of having maintained a firm stance toward the PSOE and the PP during parliamentary negotiations.
Likewise, they insist that they are the only ones who "don’t have Madrid" on the ballot, in an implicit reference to the ERC candidacy led by Gabriel Rufián and to the presence of Irene Montero.
Ahead of 29 November, Junts sets itself the goal of securing as much support as possible and winning back voters who have been staying away for some time, assuming that a large part of the Catalan electorate finds it difficult to go to the polls in general elections.
Political calendar and Permanent Delegation
Alongside the campaign, the institutional calendar includes a meeting of the Permanent Delegation on 12 November, at which the Government will submit for validation the two housing decrees approved by the Council of Ministers, after the Congress, with the votes of Junts, PP and Vox, overturned both pieces of legislation.
In addition to that appointment, two other sessions of the Permanent Delegation are scheduled before the election campaign ends, set for 18 and 26 November.