The elections held yesterday marked a change of course in Catalan politics, dominated by the independence process.
Salvador Illa from the PSC, won with 42 seats and 27.9% of the votes.
The independentist majority did not achieve an absolute majority.
A potential government consisting of PSC, ERC and Comuns with an absolute majority of 68 seats is probable.
The PP had a significant increase in deputies (from 3 to 15), the CUP suffered losses (from 9 to 4) and Ciudadanos no longer has any seats.
Catalan politics has become more serene and independence enthusiasm has declined.
Deficiencies in education, health and migration policies are key areas to be addressed by the next government.
Autonomous financing is insufficient and requires urgent rectification.
Conclusion: Catalonia now needs a collective effort to recover from tumultuous and divisive times. Whatever the new government, it should prioritize the interest of all Catalans.