Three months after his election, Jordi Domingo finally presented the new government of the Council of the Republic. The people who will accompany him at the head of this institution come from different areas within the independence movement. They are the archaeologist Eudald Carbonell; the former rector of the Open University of Catalonia (UOC) Imma Tubella; the architect Marga Payola; the businessman Àlex Fenoll; the chemical engineer Montserrat Rossell; and Joan Passolas, a tourism specialist. A balanced and smaller executive compared to Carles Puigdemont's previous executive after the problems finding people that Domingo admitted in the ARA.

"In the coming days, I intend to announce the members of my government. They will be six free and independent individuals of international prestige, with an unquestionable record of service and committed to our objective." This was stated by the new president of the Council of the Republic, Jordi Domingo, in the last letter he sent to those registered with this entity on March 17. A month later, the entity still has no government, although Domingo was chosen in February, a month earlier.

Jordi Domingo admits that if a few months ago he had been told that he would be the President of the Council of the Republic, he would not have believed it. Nor would he win with 66% of the votes. The new successor of Carles Puigdemont hopes to meet his expectations.

Jordi Domingo is the new president of the Council of the Republic. With a turnout of only 9% of the almost 90,000 registered in the Consell, the candidate of the managing board has uncontestedly imposed himself on the other three rivals in the electoral race with 65.8% support (5,340 votes). In second place was Montserrat Duran, who was the voice of the less pro-government local councils, with 22.7% support (1,846 votes), and in third place, the former vice president of the Consell and MEP of Junts, Toni Comín, who was not even able to reach 10% of the votes (745). In fourth place was Majorcan Antoni Walter Castelló, who came close to 2% of the votes thanks to the 161 votes obtained, although he was the only one of the four who had no chance of winning because he was running without a team or support with the sole objective of claiming the Catalan Countries.

Toni Comín, Jordi Domingo, Montserrat Duran and Antoni Walter Castelló. These are the four candidates who aspire to replace Carles Puigdemont at the head of the Council of the Republic. Only the first three have a chance of assuming the presidency because Castellón is running without a team or support and with the sole objective of claiming the Països Catalans. The last word is up to those registered in the entity, who have until nine o'clock on Wednesday morning to decide who they want to lead the entity. Three hours later the winner will be known.