5,754,840 citizens can vote today in the elections to the Parliament of Catalonia.
The snap elections were called by Pere Aragonès, President of the Generalitat, after his budget proposal was rejected.
Significant changes could include the loss of the pro-independence majority in the Parliament.
Polls predict a victory for the PSC candidate Salvador Illa.
The key to the future of Catalonia may be in the hands of ERC.
The election results are framed in the context of the procés and post-procés.
The pragmatic politics of the republicans and their deals have contributed to the creation of a new climate, with notable results such as pardons and the pacification of Catalan politics.
The amnesty law is about to materialize, thanks to the help of posconvergent deputies in Madrid.
The current priorities are the recovery of strength and the overcoming of divisions in Catalonia.
Conclusion: The future of Catalonia is at stake with these elections, with potential significant shifts in Catalan politics. The current focus is on recovery and overcoming divisions, and post-election pacts should serve such priorities.