Only one day before the deadline given by the Catalan High Court expired, the Catalan government has passed a bill to respond to the sentence that establishes that 25% of classes must be taught in Spanish.

"The situation is worrying and the data is terrible". This is the Catalan government's diagnosis of the current situation regarding the pandemic. Even so, this Tuesday Catalan executive spokesperson Patrícia Plaja has ruled out the imposition of restrictions in the short term; instead, it will wait to see how contagions evolve over the coming fortnight. The Generalitat is convinced that cases will continue to grow, but it will be the magnitude of this growth that will determine the measures to be taken. This means that, unless there is a drastic change in the situation, there will be no new restrictions over Christmas.

Four months after the Catalan Government was invested, this Tuesday it has presented its government plan. It is the compilation of all public policies and concrete actions that it wants to implement in the next four years in each of the 14 Departments that make up the Generalitat. The plan is made public just a week after the first major crisis between Republican Left of Catalonia (ERC) and Together for Catalonia (JxCat) since this government took office – over the composition of the dialogue table – and, although it had long been expected to be released today, it is also meant to show that both sides have left the conflict behind them, even if only temporarily.