How has the situation in Catalonia specifically changed since then? I mean, the governing party in the Catalonian parliament, if I'm not mistaken now, is the Catalonia branch of the Socialist Party as opposed to the Catalan independence movement.

Yeah.

I mean, if you look at the polls, I think we're at about somewhere in the high 30s or low 40s in terms of support for Catalan independence, which is, it's been much higher, let's say.

At the time of the process, as it was called, the process, which was a reference to the movement for independence, it was solidly above 50%.

And that was really a first in modern history.

Since the socialists came to power, they have ceded some powers to...

Spain is a republic and it's a highly decentralized state.

As that somewhat dissipates and we're looking at these other issues that are coming up, such as the fires, such as the situation in Ceuta, what would you say is the kind of general mood of the country as we enter in the autumn of 2026?