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Former councillor Toni Comín will cross the French border on foot on Saturday, 24 October, following a provisional lifting of the arrest warrant.
Junts' mayoral candidate for Barcelona, Jordi Martí, promises to freeze tourist flat licenses at 10,000 and take charge of the Guardia Urbana if elected.
An Ipsos poll for La Vanguardia gives Aliança Catalana 30 seats, which combined with Vox, Junts, and PP would total 75 deputies, above the absolute majority of 68.
Junts candidate Jordi Martí presents himself as an alternative to Collboni, prioritising housing, security, and Catalan for the May elections.
The former president of the Generalitat celebrates the amnesty from Waterloo but does not clarify when he will return. Nogueras will lead the 29-N campaign.
The PSC aims to increase from 19 to 26 deputies in the 29N elections, proposing Jordi Hereu as the lead candidate for Barcelona.
The PSC hopes to remain Sánchez's stronghold on 29-N, while Junts fears losing seats and ERC keeps Rufián waiting for his decision.
Junts planned a triumphant tour for Puigdemont in Catalonia, but the housing crisis and rejection from ERC, Comunes, and the CUP complicate his return.
Collboni announces a pilot store in Marina for 2027, managed by a social entity. Junts and PP criticise it for unfair competition.
The former president faces his return after the amnesty with only 5% support to lead the Generalitat and a citizen agenda focused on housing, immigration, and security.
Irene Montero demands the removal of increased Mossos personnel and calls for the closure of CIEs. Podemos' four MPs can block the law.
Barcelona's council approves a motion of censure against Collboni for his management in Sant Antoni. Junts, PP and Vox vote in favour; ERC and BComú abstain.