Regional parties respond Junts attacks election call

Oct 5

The complete regional-party report begins with Junts' response to the election call after its housing-decree votes. Míriam Nogueras accuses Sánchez of using the election to conceal corruption and pursuing party interests; the report notes that the embezzlement aspect of the amnesty remains unresolved for Puigdemont's return. It then reports that Aliança Catalana will not stand, ERC retains Rufián and plans to run separately, and Elisenda Alamany criticizes Junts. Aitor Esteban defends agreements that benefit citizens, Arnaldo Otegi stresses workers and national interests, and Ana Pontón argues for a Galician voice. Their positions remain distinct and attributed.

On October 5 Junts responds to the snap election after voting against the housing decrees. Míriam Nogueras accuses Sánchez of calling elections to conceal corruption and serving his party's interests rather than the public. RTVE includes the unresolved embezzlement aspect of the amnesty as context for Puigdemont's return. These remain the report's attributed accusations and qualifications.