The president of En Comú Podem in the Parliament, Jéssica Albiach (Valencia, 1979), continues to pressure ERC to break with JxCat and form a left-wing government.

The negotiations of the last few weeks have not been quick or easy and have damaged the relations between several groups of the chamber. The most obvious is between JxCat and CUP, who have competed to obtain the speakership, but also between ERC and En Comú, who hoped to have representation on the Bureau. In full negotiations to form a government and with the CUP as an essential actor to ensure the investiture of ERC's candidate, Pere Aragonès, the rift between JxCat and CUP can have a greater impact on the formation of a new government, as En Comú had already been excluded from the latest round of talks.

The PSC won the 14-F elections in votes and tied with ERC in seats. But in which municipalities did each force have more voters? And within these municipalities, how was the vote distributed by streets? In these interactive maps you can see which has been the first and second most voted party in each of the 5,083 census sections in which Catalonia has been divided for these elections.