Antoni Bassas' analysis: "Together ends the debate 'full of arguments.' The problem is what to do."

One minute and result from Gaza: The Israeli government approved the first phase of Donald Trump's plan tonight. And therefore, the ceasefire will go into effect tonight at 12:30, which is 24 hours after its approval. The living hostages will be released between Sunday and Monday, as will the bodies of the hostages. Israel's attacks on the Gaza Strip have not stopped. There were airstrikes and artillery fire this Friday morning. Trump announced that he will travel to Egypt this Sunday for the "official signing" of the ceasefire agreement and that he has also agreed to give a speech in the Israeli Parliament. The certainty that Trump will claim the medals is more certain than the ceasefire.

Meanwhile, in our country, Yesterday the general policy debate in the Parliament ended..

Conclusion of the debate: Isla's promise to build 214,000 over the next five years in collaboration with private developers has been met with great skepticism, even by the investiture partners, Esquerra and Comuns. These partners, after the debate, have not yet reached an agreement to approve next year's budget. Despite these objective difficulties, Illa has overcome the debate by extending to the Catalan political environment what Núria Orriols calls the "island peace".

To this end, the PSC (Spanish Socialist Workers' Party) voted for the ERC resolution on singular (not concerted) financing. We already told you this week that the government believes an agreement with the Spanish government will be reached in a matter of weeks. There are two problems in achieving this: one is the usual: the anti-Catalan political hysteria that erupts when Catalonia negotiates fair financing, even though the other regions could benefit, and the outright refusal of tax inspectors to be transferred to the Catalan Tax Agency, just as the Renfe train drivers did. The other is that the Spanish government's negotiator is María Jesús Montero, who will be the president of Andalusia in nine months. An Andalusian candidate can never be presented as the one who gives the most money to Catalans (even if it comes out of their own pockets). And even less so if the polls are against her, as is her case. And even less so now, when he has his PP rival, Moreno Bonilla, on the ropes due to the scandal we discussed yesterday, the one involving the women who weren't warned they could suffer from breast cancer after the first test. Isla's luck is that Sánchez needs this agreement, because he needs ERC to govern Spain, now and in the future, so the financing agreement is strategic.

And Junts? Carles Puigdemont said in August that if there was no progress on the agreements with the PSOE, things would happen this fall that have never happened before. Puigdemont decides within Junts, who remains in exile pending the amnesty advocated by Sánchez. It's complicated, but Junts has a growing feeling that they're forcing themselves to take on more reasons. To do what? This isn't decided.

Finally, I'm about to say that I have some good news for you: Today is the deadline for BBVA's takeover bid., which means the announcements end: "If you don't want to exchange Sabadell shares for BBVA shares, do nothing." "Today is the last day." The result of the takeover bid will be announced today, the eighth day of next week, on Friday the 17th. Footnote (and believe me, I'm sorry): if the accepted takeover bid results in between 30% and 50% of the shares, there may be a second takeover bid. It's up to you.

Good morning.