Antoni Bassas' analysis: 'Surveys with warnings in Junts'

Today's day swings between some important news from yesterday and what's coming up next week, also important, which awaits us. And in between, some news from this morning: after denying it on numerous occasions, BBVA has finally contradicted its words and has improved its offer for Banc Sabadell by 10% and improved tax rates for shareholders. The battle between Carlos Torres and Josep Oliu continues. If you're already up to your necks, remember that the series ends in 15 days.

About yesterday,Rose Festival in Gavà, a Catalan-Spanish socialist event to open the season, with Sánchez promising that there will be a new financing system before it folds:

"Eleven years later, with absolute majorities under Mr. Mariano Rajoy since 2011, it's time to renew regional financing. We're going to renew the financing of the welfare state. We'll do it during this term. We'll propose a new system of regional financing that will be good for Catalonia, as it will be for all the peoples and territories of our country."

Simple and tender cups of coffee for everyone. However, the always serene Salvador Illa raised the tone (it was at the Rose Festival that Iceta called out the "Pedro, save us from Rajoy!") to attack Aznar. In fact, yesterday's message was (with a mnemonic included) that Feijóo doesn't rule the PP, the three A's rule: Aznar, Ayuso and Abascal.

"He has called for people to break the law. He has threatened anyone who thinks differently with imprisonment. He has disregarded the democratic will. This is not the way, Mr. Aznar. First it was "Whoever can do, let them do." Well, we, from the institutions, make progress, prosperity, and reduce inequality. This is in favor of those who suffer. It can be done!"

While Isla was venting, the polls, particularly that of The Vanguard, They continue to say that the Catalan Alliance will grow a lot in the next elections., to the detriment of Junts, so the rise of the far right (including Vox) could mean that the only viable governing formula for the Generalitat is a tripartite PSC-Junts-ERC coalition, because not even PSC-Junts would have any success. The independence movement would gain four more seats than now and reach 65, three short of an absolute majority, but Junts, Esquerra, or the CUP are not expected to form a pact with the Catalan Alliance, so it wouldn't be a viable combination. Let's see, the Catalan elections could be three years away, so who knows where we'll be, but consider the polls as a further warning to Junts, which is losing voting intentions by the bucketful.

Junts is meeting today in Waterloo to see what they will do with the PSOE, on the eve of the debate in Congress in which tomorrow they will see how the delegation of immigration powers that they have agreed with the PSOE will not go ahead due to the votes against the PP and Vox (predictable) but above all by those of Podemos, but above all by those of Podem, but above all by those of racist Podemos, which is one of the most insulting positions to intelligence that have been felt in politics, and look at how much there are real specialists in everyday political life regarding insults to intelligence.

All this on the eve of the meeting in New York of the UN General Assembly, with the United Kingdom, Canada, Portugal and Australia recognize the Palestinian stateAndorra will also recognize him. In practical terms, the recognition will not have immediate effect. The king and Sánchez will be in New York (this will cause Trump to greet the king, but not Sánchez). The week will be intense, and we will be here to analyze it.

Good morning.