Members of the Junts per Catalunya leadership paraded through the City of Justice this Wednesday. The meeting was directly related to a case that rocked the party five years ago: the party suspended its member of parliament, Eduard Pujol, from membership following two alleged cases of sexual harassment. Neither of the two women filed a formal complaint, and Pujol responded by accusing them. Months later, the party reinstated him, and Pujol is now a senator for Junts. Meanwhile, one of his accusers, a city councilor for the party, He apologized to her. And the legal case went no further. The case of the second complainant has gone to trial, and it began at the City of Justice. The woman is accused of slander and harassment, and this Wednesday she testified, along with Pujol himself and some prominent members of Junts, such as Albert Batet and Jordi Sànchez.

"I respected the decision of my party, despite it being deeply unfair. That now I have lifted the suspension of membership is a first step towards my public rehabilitation". This is how the former JxCat spokesman in Parliament Eduard Pujol expressed himself in a statement made public early Tuesday morning, reaffirming his "innocence" after the party has apologized to him and decided to amend it. "I will restore my honor", he promises.