Recent political events in Catalonia have sparked intense debate, particularly surrounding the return of former president Carles Puigdemont.

His dramatic reappearance has drawn comparisons to theatrical wedding scenes, overshadowing discussions on pressing social and economic issues.

While Puigdemont's rhetoric echoes historical figures, many are concerned that his actions divert attention from real governance.

Meanwhile, the agreement between ERC and PSC has been criticized by political figures like Alfonso Guerra, who argues that it leads not to federalization but towards confederation and potential independence for Catalonia.

This shift in political discourse marks a significant change in the Catalan landscape, as the focus moves from national identity to social policies.

The ongoing tensions between pro-independence supporters and opposition parties highlight the complexities of Catalonia's political future.