12th Parliament of Catalonia

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Overview
Legislative bodyParliament of Catalonia
Meeting placePalau del Parlament de Catalunya
Term17 January 2018 (2018-01-17) – 21 December 2020 (2020-12-21)
Election21 December 2017
GovernmentTorra
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Parliamentarians
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Members135
PresidentRoger Torrent (ERC–CatSí)
First Vice-PresidentJosep Costa i Rosselló (JuntsxCat)
Second Vice-PresidentJosé María Espejo-Saavedra (Cs)
First SecretaryEusebi Campdepadrós i Pucurull (JuntsxCat)
Second SecretaryDavid Pérez i Ibáñez (PSC)
Third SecretaryJoan García González (Cs)
Fourth SecretaryAlba Vergés (ERC–CatSí) (18)
Adriana Delgado i Herreros (ERC–CatSí)

The 12th Parliament of Catalonia was the meeting of the Parliament of Catalonia, with the membership determined by the results of the 2017 regional election held on 21 December 2017 after its dissolution on 27 October in application of direct rule. The parliament met for the first time on 17 January 2018.

Election[]

The 12th Catalan parliamentary election was held on 21 December 2017. At the election Catalan secessionists retained a slim majority in the Catalan Parliament.[1][2]

Alliance Votes % Seats
Citizens 1,109,732 25.35% 36
Together for Catalonia 948,233 21.66% 34
Republican Left of Catalonia–Catalonia Yes 935,861 21.38% 32
Socialists' Party of Catalonia 606,659 13.86% 17
Catalunya en Comú–Podem 326,360 7.46% 8
Popular Unity Candidacy 195,246 4.46% 4
People's Party of Catalonia 185,670 4.24% 4
Others/blanks 69,038 1.58% 0
Total 4,376,799 100.00% 135

Five of the elected MPs - Toni Comín (ERC–CatSí), Clara Ponsatí (JuntsxCat), Lluís Puig (JuntsxCat), Carles Puigdemont (JuntsxCat) and Meritxell Serret (ERC–CatSí) - were in exile whilst another three - Joaquim Forn (JuntsxCat), Oriol Junqueras (ERC–CatSí) and Jordi Sànchez (JuntsxCat) - were in jail.[3][4]

History[]

The new parliament met for the first time on 17 January 2018 and elected Roger Torrent as President of the Parliament.[5][6][7] Other members of Board of the Parliament were also elected on 17 January 2018: Josep Costa i Rosselló (First Vice-President); José María Espejo-Saavedra Conesa (Second Vice-President); Eusebi Campdepadrós i Pucurull (First Secretary); David Pérez i Ibáñez (Second Secretary); Joan García González (Third Secretary); and Alba Vergés (Fourth Secretary).[8][9]

President[10]
Candidate Votes
Round 1 Round 2
Roger Torrent (ERC–CatSí) 65 65
José María Espejo-Saavedra (Cs) 56 56
Abstain 9 9
Absent 5 5
Vice-President[10]
Candidate Votes
Josep Costa i Rosselló (JuntsxCat) 65
José María Espejo-Saavedra (Cs) 57
Abstain 8
Absent 5
Secretary[10]
Candidate Votes
Eusebi Campdepadrós i Pucurull (JuntsxCat) 41
David Pérez i Ibáñez (PSC) 30
Joan García González (Cs) 27
Alba Vergés (ERC–CatSí) 24
Abstain 8
Absent 5

Alba Vergés (ERC–CatSí) resigned as Fourth Secretary on 4 June 2018 after being appointed Minister of Health.[11] Her replacement Adriana Delgado i Herreros (ERC–CatSí) was elected on 6 June 2018.[12][13][14]

Fourth Secretary[15]
Candidate Votes
Adriana Delgado i Herreros (ERC–CatSí) 63
Abstain 69
Absent 3

Deaths, resignations and suspensions[]

The 12th parliament has seen the following deaths, resignations and suspensions:

  • 9 January 2018 – Carles Mundó, the number 5 candidate on ERC–CatSí's list for Barcelona, declined to take his seat in Parliament for personal reasons.[16][17] He was replaced by Gerard Gómez del Moral i Fuster (ERC–CatSí).[18]
  • 24 January 2018 – Jailed MP Joaquim Forn (JuntsxCat) resigned.[19][20][21] He was replaced by Antoni Morral i Berenguer (JuntsxCat) on 30 January 2018.[22]
  • 29 January 2018 – Exiled MPs Clara Ponsatí (JuntsxCat), Lluís Puig (JuntsxCat) and Meritxell Serret (ERC–CatSí) resigned in order for pro-independence parties to regain a majority in Parliament after the Constitutional Court ruled that exiled MPs could not vote by proxy.[23][24][25] Ponsatí, Puig and Serret were replaced by Saloua Laouaji Faridi (JuntsxCat), Ferran Roquer i Padrosa (JuntsxCat) and David Rodríguez i González (ERC–CatSí) respectively on 30 January 2018.[22][26]
  • 22 March 2018 – Dolors Bassa (ERC–CatSí), Carme Forcadell (ERC–CatSí) and Marta Rovira (ERC–CatSí) resigned prior to their appearance before the Supreme Court in relation to the Catalan independence referendum and subsequent declaration of independence.[27][28][29] The following day the Bassa and Forcadell, along with MPs Raül Romeva (ERC–CatSí), Josep Rull (JuntsxCat) and Jordi Turull (JuntsxCat), were jailed by Supreme Court judge Pablo Llarena whilst Rovira fled to Switzerland.[30][31] Bassa, Forcadell and Rovira were replaced by Magda Casamitjana i Aguilà (ERC–CatSí), Chakir El Homrani (ERC–CatSí) and Assumpció Laïlla i Jou (ERC–CatSí) respectively on 23 March 2018.[32]
  • 8 June 2018 – Maria Isabel Ferrer i Àlvarez (JuntsxCat) resigned after being appointed Director General of Civil Protection.[33][34] Neus Lloveras i Massana (20), the next candidate on JuntsxCat's list for Barcelona, declined to replace Ferrer.[35] Ferrer was replaced by Anna Erra i Solà (JuntsxCat) on 19 June 2018.[36]
  • 14 June 2018 – Chakir El Homrani (ERC–CatSí) and Alba Vergés (ERC–CatSí) resigned after being appointed Minister of Labour, Social Affairs and Family and Minister of Health respectively.[36][37] They were replaced by Marc Sanglas i Alcantarilla (ERC–CatSí) and Lluïsa Llop i Fernàndez (ERC–CatSí) respectively on 19 June 2018.[36]
  • 10 July 2018 – Supreme Court judge Pablo Llarena ended his eight-month inquiry into the Catalan referendum and declaration of independence and ordered that 25 Catalan politicians and activists be tried for rebellion, embezzlement or disobedience.[38][39] Amongst these were six serving MPs—Oriol Junqueras, Carles Puigdemont, Raül Romeva, Josep Rull, Jordi Sànchez and Jordi Turull—all of whom were charged with rebellion and embezzlement and suspended from holding public office by Llarena, effectively suspending them from Parliament.[40][41]
  • 17 May 2019 – Jordi Sànchez, Jordi Turull and Josep Rull resign their seats in order to take their seats in the Congress of Deputies elected in the April 2019 Spanish general election, with Laura Borràs following suit on 20 May. They were replaced by Miquel Buch, Elena Fort, Josep Puig y Glòria Freixa, all four next in line in the JuntsxCat list for Barcelona.[42]

Members[]

Name Constituency No. Party Alliance Took office Left office Notes
Barcelona 10 Podemos CatECP 16 April 2019 21 December 2020 Replaces Elisenda Alamany Gutiérrez.
Elisenda Alamany Gutiérrez Barcelona 2 CatComú CatECP 17 January 2018 2 April 2019 Left group on 25 February 2019 to join Sobiranistes. Resigned. Replaced by Concepción Abellán Carretero.
Jéssica Albiach Satorres Barcelona 3 Podemos CatECP 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Barcelona 17 ERC ERC–CatSí 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Matías Alonso Tarragona 1 Cs 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Girona 3 Cs 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Barcelona 3 AEC CUP–CC 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Inés Arrimadas Barcelona 1 Cs 17 January 2018 20 May 2019 Leader of the Opposition 2015–2019. Resigned. Replaced by Jorge Feijóo Suñol.
Elsa Artadi Barcelona 10 Junts JuntsxCat 17 January 2018 21 December 2020 Minister of the Presidency, Government Spokesperson 2018–2019. Aligned to CNxR.[43] Independent until July 2020, then Junts.
Barcelona 12 ERC ERC–CatSí 17 January 2018 16 July 2019 Resigned. Replaced by Aurora Carbonell i Abella.
Barcelona 15 Cs 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Dolors Bassa Girona 1 ERC ERC–CatSí 17 January 2018 22 March 2018 Resigned. Replaced by Magda Casamitjana i Aguilà.
Tarragona 3 Junts JuntsxCat 17 January 2018 21 December 2020 Left the PDeCAT in August 2020.[44]
Barcelona 12 Cs 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Najat Driouech Ben Moussa Barcelona 10 Indep. ERC–CatSí 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Lleida 3 Cs 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Laura Borràs Barcelona 5 Indep. JuntsxCat 17 January 2018 20 May 2019 Minister of Culture. Aligned to CNxR.[45] Resigned. Replaced by Glòria Freixa i Vilardell.
Barcelona 8 Cs 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Girona 1 PSC PSC 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Miquel Buch Barcelona 22 Junts JuntsxCat 28 May 2019 21 December 2020 Minister of the Interior. Replaces Jordi Sànchez. Left the PDeCAT in August 2020.[46]
Tarragona 1 IdE JuntsxCat 17 January 2018 21 December 2020 First Secretary. Aligned to CNxR.[47] Independent until July 2020, then Junts.
Barcelona 17 Cs 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Barcelona 28 ERC ERC–CatSí 25 July 2019 Replaces Eva Baró i Ramos.
Carlos Carrizosa Barcelona 2 Cs 17 January 2018 21 December 2020 Leader of the Opposition 2019.
Girona 5 MES ERC–CatSí 23 March 2018 30 November 2018 Replaces Dolors Bassa. Resigned. Replaced by Jordi Orobitg i Solé.
Girona 1 Cs 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Barcelona 15 DC ERC–CatSí 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Carles Castillo Tarragona 2 PSC PSC 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Girona 3 Indep. ERC–CatSí 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Barcelona 7 CatComú CatECP 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Tarragona 5 ERC ERC–CatSí 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Girona 4 PDeCAT JuntsxCat 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Toni Comín Barcelona 7 ERC ERC–CatSí 17 January 2018 7 January 2020 Suspended on 10 July 2018. Resigned. Replaced by Alba Metge i Climent.
Barcelona 17 Junts JuntsxCat 17 January 2018 21 December 2020 First Vice-President. Aligned to CNxR.[47] Independent until July 2020, then Junts.
Barcelona 16 Junts JuntsxCat 17 January 2018 21 December 2020 Aligned to CNxR.[43] Independent until July 2020, then Junts.
Barcelona 24 Cs 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Barcelona 10 Cs 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Tarragona 4 Junts JuntsxCat 17 January 2018 21 December 2020 Left the PDeCAT in August 2020.[44]
Girona 4 Cs 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Barcelona 16 ERC ERC–CatSí 17 January 2018 21 December 2020 Fourth Secretary (18).
Barcelona 4 Cs 17 January 2018 31 July 2018 Resigned. Replaced by Martí Pachamé Barrera.
Barcelona 19 Cs 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Barcelona 8 Indep. ERC–CatSí 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Xavier Domènech Barcelona 1 CatComú CatECP 17 January 2018 12 September 2018 Resigned. Replaced by Lucas Silvano Ferro Solé.
Tarragona 4 Cs 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Barcelona 21 Junts JuntsxCat 19 June 2018 21 December 2020 Replaces Maria Isabel Ferrer i Àlvarez. Left the PDeCAT in August 2020.[44]
Barcelona 8 PSC PSC 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Barcelona 27 Cs 28 May 2019 21 December 2020 Replaces José María Espejo-Saavedra.
Ramon Espadaler Barcelona 3 Els Units PSC 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
José María Espejo-Saavedra Barcelona 3 Cs 17 January 2018 20 May 2019 Second Vice-President 2018–2019. Resigned. Replaced by Mercè Escofet Sala.
Barcelona 11 Cs 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Lleida 3 ERC ERC–CatSí 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Barcelona 26 Cs 28 May 2019 21 December 2020 Replaces Inés Arrimadas.
Alejandro Fernández Álvarez Tarragona 1 PP 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Tarragona 5 Cs 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Barcelona 22 Cs 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Barcelona 15 Indep. JuntsxCat 17 January 2018 8 June 2018 Resigned. Replaced by Anna Erra i Solà.
Barcelona 8 Podemos CatECP 26 September 2018 21 December 2020 Replaced Xavier Domènech.
Barcelona 12 PDeCAT JuntsxCat 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Carme Forcadell Barcelona 4 ERC ERC–CatSí 17 January 2018 22 March 2018 Resigned. Replaced by Chakir El Homrani.
Joaquim Forn Barcelona 7 PDeCAT JuntsxCat 17 January 2018 24 January 2018 Resigned. Replaced by Antoni Morral i Berenguer.
Lleida 1 Junts JuntsxCat 17 January 2018 21 December 2020 Aligned to CNxR.[43] Independent until July 2020, then Junts.
Lleida 5 ERC ERC–CatSí 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Tarragona 4 ERC ERC–CatSí 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Barcelona 23 Junts JuntsxCat 25 May 2019 21 December 2020 Replaces Jordi Turull. Aligned to CNxR.[43] Independent until July 2020, then Junts.
Barcelona 25 Junts JuntsxCat 28 May 2019 21 December 2020 Replaces Laura Borràs. Aligned to CNxR.[43] Independent until July 2020, then Junts.
Lleida 3 Junts JuntsxCat 17 January 2018 21 December 2020 Left the PDeCAT in August 2020.[44]
Barcelona 7 Cs 17 January 2018 21 December 2020 Third Secretary 2018–2019. Second Vice-President since 2019.
Xavier García Albiol Barcelona 1 PP 17 January 2018 31 January 2019 Resigned. Replaced by Esperanza García González.
Barcelona 4 PP 6 February 2019 21 December 2020 Replaces Xavier García Albiol.
Gemma Geis i Carreras Girona 1 Junts JuntsxCat 17 January 2018 21 December 2020 Aligned to CNxR.[43] Independent until July 2020, then Junts.
Lleida 6 Junts JuntsxCat 17 January 2018 Aligned to CNxR.[43] Independent until July 2020, then Junts.
Barcelona 11 PSC PSC 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Gerard Gómez Barcelona 19 ERC ERC–CatSí 17 January 2018 20 May 2019 Replaces Carles Mundó. Resigned. Replaced by José Rodríguez Fernández.
Barcelona 23 Cs 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Eva Granados Barcelona 2 PSC PSC 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Barcelona 14 Cs 17 January 2018 1 July 2019 Resigned. Replaced by Manuel Losada Seivane.
Girona 5 Junts JuntsxCat 17 January 2018 21 December 2020 Left the PDeCAT in August 2020.[44]
Chakir El Homrani Barcelona 21 ERC ERC–CatSí 23 March 2018 14 June 2018 Replaces Carme Forcadell. Resigned. Replaced by Marc Sanglas i Alcantarilla.
Rosa Maria Ibarra Tarragona 1 PSC PSC 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Miquel Iceta Barcelona 1 PSC PSC 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Barcelona 11 ERC ERC–CatSí 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Oriol Junqueras Barcelona 1 ERC ERC–CatSí 17 January 2018 20 May 2019 Suspended on 10 July 2018. Resigned. Replaced by Núria Picas i Albets.
Barcelona 20 DC ERC–CatSí 23 March 2018 21 December 2020 Replaces Marta Rovira.
Barcelona 19 AxR JuntsxCat 30 January 2018 Replaces Clara Ponsatí. Aligned to CNxR.[48]
Barcelona 2 PP 17 January 2018 9 May 2019 Resigned. Replaced by Daniel Serrano Coronado.
Barcelona 5 PP 15 May 2019 21 December 2020 Replaces Andrea Levy Soler.
Tarragona 2 ERC ERC–CatSí 17 January 2018 3 July 2019 Resigned. Replaced by Alfons Montserrat i Esteller.
Barcelona 23 ERC ERC–CatSí 19 June 2018 21 December 2020 Replaces Alba Vergés.
Tarragona 1 Podemos CatECP 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Barcelona 28 Cs 18 July 2019 21 December 2020 Replaces María Luz Guilarte Sánchez.
Lleida 5 PDeCAT JuntsxCat 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Barcelona 9 AxR JuntsxCat 17 January 2018 21 December 2020 Aligned to CNxR.[43]
Girona 3 Junts JuntsxCat 17 January 2018 Left the PDeCAT in August 2020.[44]
Ernest Maragall Barcelona 13 MES ERC–CatSí 17 January 2018 21 December 2020 Minister of Foreign Action, Institutional Relations and Transparency.
Barcelona 6 Cs 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Barcelona 26 AxR JuntsxCat 4 February 2020 21 December 2020 Replaces Carles Puigdemont. Aligned to CNxR.[43]
Barcelona 9 Cs 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Barcelona 33 ERC ERC–CatSí 22 January 2020 21 December 2020 Replaces Toni Comín.
Tarragona 7 ERC ERC–CatSí 18 July 2019 21 December 2020 Replaces Noemí Llauradó i Sans.
Barcelona 13 PSC PSC 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Marta Moreta i Rovira Barcelona 12 PSC PSC 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Barcelona 18 Junts JuntsxCat 30 January 2018 21 December 2020 Replaces Joaquim Forn. Aligned to CNxR. Independent until July 2020, then Junts.
Girona 6 Junts JuntsxCat 17 January 2018 21 December 2020 Left the PDeCAT in August 2020.[44]
Barcelona 16 Cs 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Barcelona 10 PSC PSC 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Joan Josep Nuet i Pujals Barcelona 5 CatComú CatECP 17 January 2018 20 March 2019 Resigned to join Sobiranistes. Replaced by Marc Parés Franzi.
Lleida 1 PSC PSC 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Girona 6 ERC ERC–CatSí 11 December 2018 21 December 2020 Replaces Magda Casamitjana i Aguilà.
Barcelona 25 Cs 4 September 2018 21 December 2020 Replaces Fernando Tomás de Páramo Gómez.
Barcelona 18 ERC ERC–CatSí 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Tarragona 2 Junts JuntsxCat 17 January 2018 21 December 2020 Aligned to CNxR.[43] Independent until July 2020, then Junts.
Barcelona 9 CatComú CatECP 2 April 2019 21 December 2020 Replaces Joan Josep Nuet i Pujals.
Barcelona 5 PSC PSC 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Barcelona 9 PSC PSC 17 January 2018 21 December 2020 Second Secretary.
Tarragona 1 ERC ERC–CatSí 17 January 2018 24 July 2018 Resigned. Replaced by Raquel Sans i Guerra.
Núria Picas i Albets Barcelona 25 ERC ERC–CatSí 28 May 2019 21 December 2020 Replaces Oriol Junqueras.
Clara Ponsatí Barcelona 3 Indep. JuntsxCat 17 January 2018 29 January 2018 Resigned. Replaced by Saloua Laouaji Faridi.
Lluís Puig Girona 2 PDeCAT JuntsxCat 17 January 2018 29 January 2018 Resigned. Replaced by Ferran Roquer i Padrosa.
Barcelona 24 EV–AV JuntsxCat 28 May 2019 21 December 2020 Replaces Josep Rull. Aligned to CNxR.[43]
Carles Puigdemont Barcelona 1 PDeCAT JuntsxCat 17 January 2018 7 January 2020 Suspended on 10 July 2018. Aligned to CNxR. Resigned. Replaced by Ferran Mascarell i Canalda.
Barcelona 8 Junts JuntsxCat 17 January 2018 21 December 2020 Aligned to CNxR.[43] Independent until July 2020, then Junts.
Lleida 4 Junts JuntsxCat 17 January 2018 21 December 2020 Aligned to CNxR.[43] Independent until July 2020, then Junts.
Barcelona 31 ERC ERC–CatSí 26 November 2019 21 December 2020 Replaces Raül Romeva.
Barcelona 4 CatComú CatECP 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Barcelona 14 ERC ERC–CatSí 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Carles Riera Barcelona 1 Endavant CUP–CC 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Barcelona 13 Junts JuntsxCat 17 January 2018 21 December 2020 Aligned to CNxR.[43] Independent until July 2020, then Junts.
Lleida 2 Cs 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Barcelona 26 ERC ERC–CatSí 28 May 2019 21 December 2020 Resigned. Replaces Gerard Gómez.
Lleida 6 ERC ERC–CatSí 30 January 2018 20 September 2018 Replaces Meritxell Serret. Resigned. Replaced by Marta Vilalta i Torres.
Barcelona 3 PP 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Tarragona 2 Cs 17 January 2018 21 December 2020 Leader of the Opposition since 2019.
Barcelona 6 PSC PSC 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Raül Romeva Barcelona 3 Indep. ERC–CatSí 17 January 2018 29 October 2019 Suspended on 10 July 2018. Stripped of his status as deputy. Replaced by Eduardo Reyes Pino.
Girona 8 Junts JuntsxCat 30 January 2018 21 December 2020 Replaces Lluís Puig. Left the PDeCAT in August 2020.[44]
Marta Rovira Barcelona 2 ERC ERC–CatSí 17 January 2018 22 March 2018 Resigned. Replaced by Assumpció Laïlla i Jou.
Josep Rull Barcelona 6 PDeCAT JuntsxCat 17 January 2018 17 May 2019 Suspended on 10 July 2018. Aligned to CNxR. Resigned. Replaced by Josep Puig i Boix.
Girona 4 ERC ERC–CatSí 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Tarragona 3 ERC ERC–CatSí 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Girona 1 CUP CUP–CC 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Girona 2 Cs 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Tarragona 3 Cs 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Jordi Sànchez Barcelona 2 Indep. JuntsxCat 17 January 2018 17 May 2019 Suspended on 10 July 2018. Aligned to CNxR. Resigned. Replaced by Miquel Buch.
Barcelona 22 ERC ERC–CatSí 19 June 2018 21 December 2020 Replaces Chakir El Homrani.
Tarragona 6 ERC ERC–CatSí 31 July 2018 21 December 2020 Replaces Òscar Peris i Ròdenas.
Barcelona 18 Cs 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Barcelona 6 BComú CatECP 17 January 2018
Meritxell Serret Lleida 1 ERC ERC–CatSí 17 January 2018 29 January 2018 Resigned. Replaced by David Rodríguez i González.
Barcelona 5 Cs 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Barcelona 4 Indep. PSC 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Barcelona 2 CUP CUP–CC 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Bernat Solé i Barril Lleida 2 ERC ERC–CatSí 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Jorge Soler González Lleida 1 Cs 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Lleida 2 PDeCAT JuntsxCat 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Barcelona 14 Junts JuntsxCat 17 January 2018 21 December 2020 Aligned to CNxR.[43] Independent until July 2020, then Junts.
Girona 7 Junts JuntsxCat 17 January 2018 21 December 2020 Left the PDeCAT in August 2020.[44]
Barcelona 7 PSC PSC 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Quim Torra Barcelona 11 Indep. JuntsxCat 17 January 2018 27 January 2020 President of the Government of Catalonia. Aligned to CNxR. Stripped of his status as deputy.
Roger Torrent Girona 2 ERC ERC–CatSí 17 January 2018 21 December 2020 President of the Parliament.
Jordi Turull Barcelona 4 PDeCAT JuntsxCat 17 January 2018 17 May 2019 Suspended on 10 July 2018. Aligned to CNxR. Resigned. Replaced by Maria Elena Fort i Cisneros.
Barcelona 20 Cs 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Barcelona 21 Cs 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Alba Vergés Barcelona 6 ERC ERC–CatSí 17 January 2018 14 June 2018 Fourth Secretary (18). Resigned. Replaced by Lluïsa Llop i Fernàndez.
Lleida 4 Indep. ERC–CatSí 17 January 2018 21 December 2020
Lleida 7 ERC ERC–CatSí 2 October 2018 21 December 2020 Replaces David Rodríguez i González.
Barcelona 13 Cs 17 January 2018 21 December 2020 Third Secretary since 2019.
Barcelona 9 Indep. ERC–CatSí 17 January 2018 21 December 2020

Notes[]

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