The Pacte Nacional per la Llengua was approved, with the objective of incorporating 600,000 new Catalan speakers by 2030.
The pact receives majority social support from parties such as PSC, ERC and Comuns, and from important entities such as Òmnium Cultural or the Platform for the Language.
PP and Vox opposed the pact, which did not represent a novelty. However, it is surprising that Junts and the CUP, two independent formations, also rejected it.
Catalan is the exclusive habitual language for only 32.6% of the population of Catalunya aged 15 or older, which underscores the need for measures to protect the language.
Conclusion: In the face of the Catalan language's decline, it is necessary for all Catalan parties and entities to support measures and agreements to defend it, even when these include rival entities.