Catalan independence movement faces political division

An analysis of the current state of the Catalan independence movement nearly nine years after the October 1 referendum reveals a deeply divided political landscape. The pro-independence parties, which once appeared unified under the 'Junts pel Sí' banner in 2015, are now characterized by significant internal discord.

The text suggests that political leaders are responsible for the current impasse, noting a lack of self-criticism or leadership transitions. This fragmentation poses a risk of extending political disunity to the general citizenry, potentially fueling the rise of new political formations.