The culmination of the legislature with the Popular Party at the head of the Government has arrived one year before the elections with the approval of the Law for the acceleration of strategic projects by the Parliament this Tuesday. It is the last omnibus law that Marga Prohens will be able to push forward before the May 2027 elections. Precisely for this reason, the popular party, hand in hand with Vox, has taken the opportunity to modify about fifty laws, amid the opposition's complaints, even though the PSIB has also taken the opportunity to introduce amendments that have nothing to do with the reason for the initial decree-law.

The PP has accepted Vox's amendment to eliminate the Catalan requirement for teaching positions in very hard-to-cover locations through the strategic projects acceleration law. Also those that lower the Catalan grade in secondary school needed to obtain the Catalan certificate (B2 and C1), allow local police to have tasers, and eliminate the ban on shooting the turtledove and the quail. Although this acceptance is still in the committee stage, meaning it is not definitive, the novelty is that the popular party has not submitted any amendments to these texts. Therefore, they will not introduce any obligation for hundreds of teachers affected by the regulations to have to prove their Catalan proficiency, not even to be able to choose their destination center once they consolidate their position, as they had said they would do.