Salvador Illa reaches the midpoint of his term: approved in stability but with shortcomings in management

Salvador Illa has reached the midpoint of his term as head of the Catalan government, marked by a mixed assessment of his administration's performance. While his PSC-led government has successfully consolidated political stability through enduring alliances with ERC and Comuns, it faces notable criticisms regarding its practical governance and public administration.

Despite achieving institutional stability, the administration struggles with several critical pending issues. Chief among the deficiencies highlighted are challenges in public transport—specifically the management of Rodalies—alongside ongoing concerns in the education sector and public security.