Former Minister of Health for the PSC, socialist former deputy, and former councilor in the Sant Gregori City Council, Marina Geli played a prominent role in the governments of Pasqual Maragall and José Montilla with the health portfolio. In 2014, however, she clashed with the socialists and ended up breaking with them because she wanted to defend sovereignty during the full emergence of the "Procés". In 2015, she left politics after having been a non-attached deputy, and since then her life has changed completely. What has she done and what is she doing now? In conversation with ARA, Geli assures that she does not want to return to politics and that she feels very good as coordinator of the Center for Health and Social Studies to promote research transfer, while also being the general director of the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Vic – which was launched precisely when Geli stepped down from politics. She continues to live in Sant Gregori, as always – she also lived there when she was a minister – and travels to Vic by car.