The Catalan political party Junts is increasing pressure on Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez by forcing a vote in Congress. This move utilizes a motion initially proposed by the conservative People’s Party (PP) to demand an early general election. While the motion is non-binding, it will compel all of Sánchez’s coalition partners to publicly declare their positions. Junts aims to expose divisions within the governing coalition and highlight their lack of support for continuing the current parliamentary term. The vote is intended as a political maneuver to demonstrate a lack of confidence in Sánchez’s leadership and push for a snap election. This action reflects ongoing tensions between Catalan separatist parties and the central government in Madrid. The outcome will likely reveal the stability – or fragility – of Sánchez’s current administration.