Summary
- Laura Borràs, current president of Junts, rejects stepping aside in her political position.
- Borràs emphasizes her commitment to advancing Catalonia’s independence.
- She believes in the importance of her role within the party, stating: “I will always be part of the solution.”
- Comments made in an interview highlight ongoing discussions about the amnesty law and its implications.
Laura Borràs Affirms Commitment to Junts and Catalonia’s Independence
In a recent interview published in the Diari Ara and reported by Europa Press, Laura Borràs, the president of the Catalan political party Junts, provided a firm stance on her role in the party and the ongoing quest for independence. Borràs decisively rejected any notion of stepping aside, stating that her intent is to move forward, rather than take a step back.
Borràs’s Vision for Junts and Independence
Borràs made it clear that she does not come from a tradition of “steps aside.” She proclaimed, “I am from the ‘not a step back’ ideology. The steps I intend to take are to advance towards independence.” Her comments were a response to inquiries about whether she would resign to allow former president of Catalonia, Carles Puigdemont, to regain leadership of the party.
Recognition of Puigdemont
During the interview, Borràs reiterated that Puigdemont’s leadership does not hinge on holding a formal position. “He founded the party, and I cannot go further than that because the president has not indicated what he wants to do,” she explained.
Political Context and Challenges
Borràs further addressed the broader political landscape, particularly focusing on the issue of the Amnesty Law. She believes that the government should do more to implement this law, which she considers already a reality. However, she highlighted that “there is a judicial leadership declaring itself in rebellion that is not applying it.”
Implications for Spanish Government
She remarked on the Spanish government’s parliamentary defeats, linking them to the adherence to agreements reached with Junts. “The defeats will depend on the level of compliance with the agreements. This seems to be a challenge for them, but they are beginning to understand it,” Borràs added.
Conclusion
Laura Borràs’s clear statements reinforce her commitment to driving the independence agenda forward within Junts, suggesting a firm hand in navigating the political challenges ahead. Her assertions of loyalty to Catalonia’s political movement enhance her role as a pivotal figure in the ongoing struggle for independence.
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