Catalan political groups try to convince the 40% of undecided people at the end of the campaign

In the final part of the campaign in Catalonia, the final events saw a veritable maelstrom of candidates and state leaders trying to convince the 40% of undecided people.

The president of the Generalitat and candidate of C.K.D Before re-election, Pere Aragonès warned this Friday that King Felipe VI will “walk through the Palau de la Generalitat” if the PSC candidate, Salvador Illa, presides over the government, and has asked to vote for Esquerra to avoid this.

He said it during the last campaign event at the Moll de la Costa in Tarragona in front of about 500 people, accompanied by the president of the party, Oriol Junqueras; the head of list for Tarragona, Raquel Sans; the congress delegate Gabriel Rufián and the candidate for the European elections, Diana Riba.

The candidate of Together+ for the parliamentary elections, Carles Puigdemont has called to fill the ballot boxes for this Sunday’s elections and to focus the independence vote on his candidacy to open a new phase in Catalonia: “Gentlemen of Madrid, get ready, because we are coming to it. “

“No matter how many managers you send us, no matter how many men in black you send us here, no matter how many civilian governors you put in charge of our institutions, you will not be able to prevent us from returning. will return because we don’t want to leave again,” he said.

The candidate of PSC Salvador Illa, president of the Generalitat, has called on undecided voters to vote for the PSC and accused JxCat and ERC of “despising” Catalan self-government over the past decade.

At a massive closing rally for the campaign, with more than 3,500 people at the Vall d’Hebron Pavilion in Barcelona and another 500 people from outside, the President of the Spanish government and leader of the PSOE, Pedro Sánchez, called on Catalans to vote. massively and “without shortcuts” for Illa to “win well and govern” in Catalonia.

The candidate of et al After the Catalan elections, Carlos Carrizosa has assured that his party “will re-enter parliament and be the scourge of the independence movement.” He said it at the last Cs campaign party, held at Hotel Ciutat Barcelona.

The candidate of the Just Jéssica Albiach, who will preside over the Generalitat, has accused Illa of failing to vindicate the former president of the socialist Generalitat Joan Maragall, but also the former president of the Generalitat de Convergència, Jordi Pujol, and the ERC “incapable of to emancipate themselves from Junten.”

For example, he spoke at the final event of the Comuns campaign in front of about 1,000 people, according to the organization, in Cornellà de Llobregat (Barcelona), together with the Second Vice President, Minister of Labor and leader of Sumar, Yolanda Díaz; the Minister of Culture and spokesperson for Sumar, Ernest Urtasun; the former mayor of Barcelona and leader of BComú, Ada Colau; the candidate for the European elections Jaume Asens and the candidate 2 for Barcelona, ​​Lluís Mijoler.

During the last meeting of the extreme right party Vox at Plaza Artós in Barcelona, ​​​​​​where he has supported the candidate for the presidency of the Generalitat, Ignacio Garriga, the president of Vox, Santiago Abascal, has asked for the support of abstentions and issued a warning to Puigdemont: ” Puigdemont steals Spain is ours, Catalonia is ours too.”

The candidate of PPC In the Catalan elections, Alejandro Fernández has defended that Sunday’s Popular Party vote is not literally a penalty vote or a tantrum, and has affirmed the party’s call to govern.

“We are not a protest movement, we are not a vote for punishment, we are not a vote for a tantrum, for venting, for a vote that you vote out of anger,” in the latest campaign act of the popular voters. in L’Hospitalet of Llobregat (Barcelona), where the leader of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, has asked for the vote of the disenchanted socialists and nationalists, as well as the electorate of Vox and Cs, claiming that “Cs today the PP of Catalonia.”

The candidate of the CUPLaia Estrada has declared herself a candidate for the undecided vote in the final act of the formation: “We do not move by power, we do not exchange seats, we give everything for our people, for our rights,” she assured.

Finally the mayor of Ripoll (Girona) and candidate of the far-right independence party Aliança Catalana, Sílvia Orriols, has concluded her campaign with a call to overcome her party’s “boycotts”: “We did not come to please anyone, we came to please Catalonia to save “.