In terms of budgets, it could be said that Catalonia is not (really) Spain. The balance of parliamentary forces will allow for them before summer. Specifically, so that they can be approved by Parliament in July. It only remains for ERC, which has convened a national council for Monday, to give it the go-ahead. The situation is perceived in the happy faces of some government members, especially the Minister of Economy, Alícia Romero.

Catalonia does not have an economic agreement like the Basque Country because the political forces that held the majority in 1977—the PSC, the PSUC, and the UCD—did not want one. This is what Miquel Roca (Bordeaux, 1940), one of the fathers of the Constitution, stated during his participation in the series. Conversations with the dean at the College of Economists of Catalonia. Furthermore, the politician and lawyer added that the true importance of the special tax arrangement is not the tax model itself, but rather having access to tax inspection services, like in the Basque Country. "Sometimes I say they should erect a monument to us," he asserted. Because we discuss money, but not what he considers to be true power, which is having the authority to inspect.