Like many other young people, Nabil Doubrik arrived from Morocco by boat. He was only 16 years old. The lack of opportunities led him to undertake a journey in which he risked his life because in the Atlas village where he was born he had no future: "If in general in Morocco it is complicated, in the southeast even more so," he explains, while making it clear that his family did not endorse his plan. "I was not aware of the risk and at first my parents told me no, but over time they ended up accepting that I leave".

Hundreds of militants and sympathizers of Aliança Catalana filled the Fossar de les Moreres on the eve of the Diada to lay a floral tribute to the fallen of 1714. This is the image that Arran wants to prevent from happening again. Last year, about forty Arran members could not access the emblematic space because the Mossos d'Esquadra prevented them from doing so. The Catalan police sought to prevent the incidents of the previous year from recurring, and the youth of the CUP had to limit themselves to displaying a banner on the passeig del Born that read "In the Fossar de les Moreres we bury the traitors, we overthrow the extreme right", while the event proceeded with complete normality.

The Catalan Alliance was able to lay the floral offering at the Fossar de les Moreres for the first time without incident. Last year, the pro-independence left disrupted the far-right party's event when a hundred young anti-fascists burst in shouting and insulting, but this year the event took place without incident. The Mossos d'Esquadra (Catalan Police) deployed riot police at all entrances and blocked the passage of the forty members of Arran who wanted to access the Fossar. The young anti-fascists were only able to unfurl a banner on Passeig del Born reading "At the Fossar de les Moreres we bury the traitors, we turn the far right," while the event proceeded normally.