Junts per Catalunya is undergoing significant leadership changes as Carles Puigdemont is set to be appointed president, with Jordi Turull as secretary general.

This shift comes amid internal party dynamics and strategic positioning in Catalonia's political landscape.

Laura Borràs, the former president, steps down, leaving a message of resilience and independence.

The party's congress in Calella is focusing on redefining its strategy, emphasizing its commitment to Catalonia's independence and self-determination.

Despite internal debates, Junts aims to maintain its influence in the Spanish Congress and the Catalan Parliament, positioning itself as a key player against the current government.

The party is also addressing issues like immigration, advocating for policies that align with Catalan identity.