Summary
- Catalonia’s separatist parties may lose their hold on power after the pro-union Socialist Party’s historic win in the regional election.
- The Socialists secured 42 seats, up from 33, and are now in a position to lead the region.
- Deal-making will be crucial for forming a government as the Socialists aim to reach the 68-seat majority.
- Support for independence has decreased, with Catalan Alliance entering the chamber for the first time with two seats.
