First there were some 22,000 Mossos d'Esquadra agents agreed between the Ministry of the Interior led by Joan Ignasi Elena and the Spanish government with an eye on 2030. After this figure rose to 25,000 Following the last meeting of the Bilateral Commission State-Generalitat, with the government of Salvador Illa and the Minister of the Interior, Núria Parlon; and finally it has been The immigration agreement sealed between Junts and the PSOE, which in the bill establishes that the number of Mossos d'Esquadra agents in 2032, following the assumption of new powers, must be 26,800 agents. This is an exceptional growth: if the retirements expected in the force are taken into account (between 600 and 800 per year from now on), there should be a net increase of more than 13,500 police officers in eight years. This represents 70% of the current number of agents in the force, which has 19,200. The mission, according to all the sources consulted by the ARA, can be described as impossible. Or, for the most optimistic, hardly viable or complex.