The next elections in Catalonia are scheduled for May 2027, but the parties have already begun a campaign that starts well before the official calendar. Catalan politics, marked by collective frustration following the failure of the independence process, channels some of this discontent toward immigration, making it the focus of political debate. This construction of narratives shapes public perception long before the polls open, and the parties respond to the demands of a segment of the population calling for greater immigration control. Thus, the immigration debate becomes the axis around which the new boundaries of Catalan identity and social cohesion are projected and negotiated.

The controversy surrounding the theatrical performance Those Latinas at Barcelona City Hall has highlighted the complexity of linguistic coexistence and discrimination in Catalonia. Beyond the debate on the limits of humor and artistic freedom, this episode has highlighted the deep tensions surrounding language, integration, and structural racism. In a social context marked by collective frustration following the independence process, any issue related to language easily becomes a symbolic battleground, reflecting a growing sensitivity in Catalan society. In the work, presented during the Barcelona Observatory of Discrimination event, some sectors have accused him of Catalanophobia, while others defend it as a necessary critique of certain exclusionary attitudes.