Political analysis and commentary published by El Mundo examine the political trajectory of Catalan nationalism, specifically focusing on Aliança Catalana leader Sílvia Orriols. The coverage argues that the amnesty policy and political pacts pursued by the Socialist Party—led nationally by Pedro Sánchez and regionally by Salvador Illa—with parties like Junts and ERC have inadvertently facilitated the mutation of Catalan nationalism into a harder and more dangerous version.
The commentary frames Orriols' rise as a direct political descendant of the Socialists' negotiation strategies and concessions to pro-independence forces. By engaging in these pacts, the analysis contends, the ruling socialists have fostered an environment where more extreme nationalist currents can thrive.
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