While Gabriel Rufián travels the State defending his idea of unity of the left, the right also has someone preaching the same. Less popular, retired, but capable of filling the auditorium of the select Círculo Ecuestre between his obsessions with ETA and conspiracy theories. Jaime Mayor Oreja, former Minister of the Interior and former leader of the Basque PP, who boasted in 2009 that his great-grandfather had banned Basque at home to "get out of the barn," has managed to gather leaders from the PP (Alejandro Fernández at the forefront) and Vox (Joan Garriga). All in all, to send them a message: "There is an 85% of things that unite us, let's be capable of offering an alternative".

She is neither a spokesperson nor does she hold any official position within the parliamentary group, but in mid-February she was the one who spoke during the question period for the president, Albert Dalmau's last as substitute for Salvador Illa, who was on sick leave at the time. She is Vox deputy Júlia Calvet Puig, born in 2001. She is one of the people being promoted by the far-right party, and sources within the party consulted by ARA describe her as "their bet for the future" in Catalonia.