Aliança Catalana has begun preparations to run in the 2027 municipal elections with a defined strategy and without external alliances. The party held its first municipalist convention last weekend in Ripoll, where it was ratified that all candidacies will be presented under its own brand, ruling out the use of white labels or pre-election agreements with other parties
Convention in Ripoll and electoral roadmap
During the convention, the party leadership agreed to prioritize the presentation of lists in those municipalities where they believe there is enough strength to obtain representation. The objective is to avoid a dispersion of candidacies and to focus on lists that they consider solvent. This was expressed by sources from the party
"We will not present white-label brands that hide our acronyms, we are not afraid" - Sources from Aliança Catalana
The strategy involves avoiding direct competition with other parties in the massive presentation of lists and focusing on those territories where the party's internal structure believes it can achieve effective representation.
Political situation in Ripoll and no-confidence motions
Sílvia Orriols continues at the head of the Ripoll City Council after three failed attempts by the opposition to remove her from office. The latest no-confidence motion did not succeed after Junts withdrew from negotiations, arguing that the operation could increase victimhood and social confrontation in the town
Programmatic lines and positioning
Aliança Catalana is working on a framework electoral program that will serve as a basis for all local candidacies. Among the proposals advanced at the convention, the intention to promote non-compliance with the census law stands out, with the aim of vetoing the access of people in an irregular situation to basic services such as health, social or educational care, a measure that has already been implemented in Ripoll.
The formation will also position itself in defense of the "essential" use of Catalan in public administrations. The leadership insists that linguistic identity will be a central axis in its programWith the internal machinery already in motion, Aliança Catalana faces the municipal electoral cycle with a strategy of consolidating its own brand and without external alliances, focusing its efforts on the municipalities where it foresees greater impact