Antoni Castellà, vice president of the political party Junts, stated on Sunday that reaching a governing agreement with the Partido Popular (PP) is currently impossible. In an interview with La Vanguardia, Castellà characterized the PP’s stance toward his party as inherently hostile, asserting that the PP would imprison members of Junts if they had the political power to do so.
This rejection of a potential pact highlights the ongoing ideological and political divide between the two parties. By framing the PP's position as one of active antagonism, Castellà underscores the significant barriers to cooperation, suggesting that the current political climate precludes any formal collaboration between the two groups.
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