The disarray and the struggle continue within the Catalan People's Party (PP), despite attempts to reverse it, at least in appearance. The party attempted to return to normality after the parliamentary elections of 12-M, in which quintupled the results until catapulting itself into the fourth largest party with fifteen deputies, alongside Alejandro Fernández as its candidate. Since the beginning of Salvador Illa's presidency, it has sought to establish itself as the alternative and has revived practices that are part of the daily routine of all parties, such as Monday press conferences—abandoned since the pandemic until this term—but with very limited normality, especially because the internal battle continues. It is not only the fact that the leadership is expired for more than three years –the Catalan congress should have been held in 2022 and it is not planned thatthat will be done until Alberto Núñez Feijóo can become Spanish president - but the management committee has not met since Isla became president and goes back much further than a year ago, according to what ARA has learned from several sources.