The Spanish government is making significant progress in its negotiations with Junts, aiming to stabilize its parliamentary majority.

Following a meeting in Switzerland, Junts is considering withdrawing its proposal for a vote of confidence against Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez.

This move, encouraged by international mediator Francisco Galindo, could ease tensions and pave the way for agreements on key issues like immigration policy.

Meanwhile, the government is also working to finalize debt relief for Catalonia, a critical demand from ERC.

These developments are part of broader efforts to resolve pending issues with various groups, ensuring a smoother path for the current legislature.