Junts' primaries in Barcelona are at a key point to choose the candidate for mayor among the four mayoral candidates, all of whom live in the Sarrià-Sant Gervasi district, a key area for Carles Puigdemont's party in the municipal elections. The choice is between the current municipal leader, Jordi Martí; the first secretary of the table and deputy, Glòria Freixa; the deputy in Congress Pilar Calvo, or the lawyer and former deputy Jaume Alonso-Cuevillas – the only one who lives in Sarrià; the others live in El Putxet, although Calvo is a member of the Eixample district, where she also used to live. The race has the decisive debate this Friday afternoon before the militants can vote in a process that will end with the publication of the results on Sunday evening.

New turn in Junts' battle in Barcelona. Former minister Jaume Giró has formally ruled out running in Junts' primaries in Barcelona on the same day that another Junts member, deputy Pilar Calvo, has made her candidacy official. According to a document made public this Wednesday, which the ARA has accessed, Giró does not want to run in the primaries, among other things due to the distancing from the party's leadership: "I have no intention of submitting my candidacy for the Junts primaries for Barcelona City Council," he asserted. He added that this option has not been part of his "forecasts," "despite the requests and signs of encouragement" he has received from militants, sympathizers, and party cadres. "Support that I deeply appreciate, but which I have consistently declined," he pointed out.