Philosopher Jordi Graupera, the clear winner of the Barcelona primaries held this weekend with nearly ten thousand people participating, explained today that he will run in the elections "no matter what," despite the pro-independence parties' rejection of a united list. "I rule out other parties joining because the vote has already been taken and the results cannot be altered," the promoter of the primaries organized by the ANC (National Action Party). Given his power to name the numbers 2, 3, 5, and 7 on the list after obtaining more than 50% of the vote, the activist admitted that he has not yet decided who will accompany him.

The Barcelona Primaries have agreed to promote a "blocking" list for the upcoming general elections on November 10. This decision was made through an internal consultation in which 3,000 people participated. Of the valid votes, 94.1% favored the blocking list and the other 5.9% favored abstention in these elections. The platform led by Jordi Graupera proposes creating a list through primaries open "to all citizens and pro-independence parties." Two of the central ideas of the candidacy would be to vote "no" in any presidential election in the Spanish government and to vote against the state budget.