All the polls predict a surge in the Catalan Alliance in the upcoming Parliamentary elections. It seems, then, that the Islamophobic party is here to stay. Although Sílvia Orriols's party is rooted in her rejection of Muslim immigration, for a segment of the independence movement, voting for the Catalan Alliance is also becoming a vote of punishment for the paralysis of the Process, although Orriols also attracts pro-Spanish voters from Vox and the PP. In this scenario, is there room for new pro-independence groups? De pie and Al mismo tiempo are the other two groups that were also preparing to make the leap to the Catalan Parliament.

"Rebel against the political class. Rebel against the Process. Rebel against all the deception they've carried out since 2017. Rebel against emotional hijacking. Rebel against the idea that independence is not possible." Without subterfuge, Dempeus, the new pro-independence party emerging from the sector of the ANC that backed the civic list, presented itself this Thursday night at the Cotxeres de Sants in Barcelona before half a thousand people.

The critical sector of the ANC is making its move. Following the members' refusal to support an electoral candidacy in the last elections and the new leadership led by Lluís Llach wanting to definitively close the door, a reform of the statutes, faced with the possibility of launching a battle in Parliament, the dissident movement is already preparing to create a new party outside the entity. The presentation of this platform, Dempeus per la Independència (Demand for Independence), will take place on June 5 in Barcelona, ​​​​with the intention of starting work now to create a list for 2028.

Neither Lluís Areny nor Aurora Fornos were to be the candidates of the Catalan Alliance in Barcelona and Tarragona in the last elections to the Parliament. According to ARA, the party proposed to the two visible leaders of the National Front of Catalonia (FNC), whose party Sílvia Orriols split from, to lead the lists for the elections in these two districts. They are Sergi Perramon, councillor in Manresa, and Albert Camps, the mayor of Masó, the only two towns where the Front has representation. However, both leaders rejected Orriols, who if he had succeeded in his proposal would have definitively put an end to his direct competition in the far right independence movement.