The Prosecutor's Office of the National Court is seeking to prosecute thirteen members of the Committees for the Defense of the Republic (CDR), nine of whom were arrested in 2019 accused of belonging to a terrorist organisation. Nine are also accused of possessing and manufacturing explosives, El Confidencial reported and ARA has confirmed. The Prosecutor's Office considers there is sufficient proof that the accused were part of a "stable parallel clandestine terrorist organisation, whose objective was to carry out violent actions or attacks against previously selected targets, using explosives and incendiary substances manufactured in the two clandestine laboratories the organisation had installed in two private homes" in response to the sentencing of politicians over the 2017 referendum.

With the aim of independentism reclaiming the streets, former coordinators of Tsunami Democràtic are organising imminent actions based on disobedience that aim to test the state's control of the territory. Grassroots members of this clandestine organisation explain to ARA that they have decided to take action with a "constant presence in the street" to spur mobilisations after the protests over the sentence of the Independence bid stopped dead in their tracks and the pandemic cooled the movement. According to the same sources, the first action will come in the coming weeks. They are part of the collective Acció per la Independència, which under the mantle of CDRs (Committees for the Defence of the Republic) made themselves known this Sant Jordi with a statement and a massive hanging of banners throughout the territory organised by about twenty groups, all with the same slogan: "Disobedience. The road to independence".