Overview
- The Joventut Nacionalista de Catalunya held a homage to Jordi Pujol in Planoles on June 27 that drew roughly 380–400 people and reunited multiple generations of convergent figures.
- Pujol was present but did not speak; his prepared text was read by Carlota Monfort, the JNC national council president, and stressed integrating newcomers, defending the Catalan language, and social cohesion.
- Former and current post‑convergent leaders attended, including Josep Rull and Jordi Turull, while some notable names such as Artur Mas and Xavier Trias were absent.
- The ceremony included a symbolic planting of an oak linked to CDC’s historic logo and follows recent institutional gestures like the transfer of CDC archives to the Arxiu Nacional de Catalunya that have aided Pujol’s public rehabilitation.
- The event takes place against unresolved legal proceedings involving the Pujol family and could help rebuild ties across the fragmented post‑convergent space while shaping Junts’s response to rising anti‑immigration forces.