Catalonia's elections enter the campaign with a different scenario than previous calls.
Uncertainty about the possible resignation or not of the Government President, Pedro Sánchez, prevails.
The importance of focusing on solutions to the everyday problems of voters is emphasized.
Current problems of Catalans relegate territorial tensions and the independence process to the background.
There are tensions and differences between secessionist and non-secessionist parties.
Carles Puigdemont might return to Spain and run for office again, but his plan of action remains unclear.
The favoritism of Salvador Illa, according to the polls, might encourage the formation of a government that favors agreements.
Esquerra Republicana and the Catalan PP will play an important role in these elections.
Conclusion: The political situation in Catalonia is complex and marked by uncertainty, but a change of focus is called for to solve everyday problems and seek agreements rather than deepening existing divisions.