The Spanish government is embroiled in controversy over a proposed financial agreement with Catalonia, which has sparked political tension.

The agreement, involving the Socialist Party (PSC) and the Republican Left of Catalonia (ERC), aims to grant Catalonia greater control over its tax revenues, similar to the fiscal arrangements in the Basque Country and Navarre.

However, the term "economic concert" has been avoided by officials, leading to accusations of deception from both the Popular Party (PP) and some regional leaders.

ERC has threatened to withdraw support from the government if the agreement is not honored, while the government insists it will fulfill the pact.

Critics argue that this deal could undermine national solidarity and equality among Spanish regions, as it allows Catalonia to manage its taxes independently.

The debate continues to stir political unrest, with implications for the stability of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's administration.