The trial against the Attorney General has now endedNow all that remains is to await the verdict, which they say we'll know before the end of the year. The last session ended on a high note, with the Civil Guard's Central Operative Unit (UCO) accusing the prosecutor of being the leaker, which he denied. Judging by what was seen and heard, the prosecution has failed to prove that Álvaro García Ortiz was the leaker. Rather, the defense has presented witnesses who demonstrate that news of the agreement between Ayuso's partner and the Tax Agency was already circulating before the infamous email was in the Attorney General's possession.

Yesterday in Congress, Miriam Nogueras used an expression that we will hear about, when she said that "The survival of the Catalan identity is not guaranteed."It was during the plenary session of Congress that, as we have been explaining, the delegation of immigration powers to the Generalitat was defeated, as agreed by the PSOE and Junts, with the combined votes of the PP, Vox, and Podemos.

Gabriel Rufián has once again generated controversy. This time, for an interview that Jordi Évole did with him on the La Sexta programme The thing about Évole, which will be broadcast on Sunday. The ERC deputy has attacked the independence movement, stating that during the years of the Process "purity cards were handed out", something that he says he participated in and which he is now ashamed of, he says. After the La Sexta journalist asked him about the mistakes that the independence movement has made in the last decade, the Republican deputy responded: "Handing out purity cards. I have participated. I am ashamed."