Junts demanded fines for companies that left Catalonia due to the procés and have not yet returned.
This demand is seen as Junts' attempt to get something in exchange for their seven votes for the anti-crisis decrees.
Foment del Treball and ERC reject the idea of sanctions or incentives to bring companies back to Catalonia.
The government does not outright oppose the sanctions and avoids alienating its parliamentary partners.
The idea of sanctions would be immediately vetoed by the EU as it benefits one community at the expense of others.
Junts proposes a 'mandatory business immersion' that forces companies to re-establish themselves in Catalonia, regardless of whether it harms their interests.
The president of the CEOE highlights the need for legal security for companies to return to Catalonia.
Conclusion: Security, both legal and political, is the best recipe for getting companies to return to Catalonia. Without it, they will hardly return as long as Junts and ERC maintain their pro-independence stance.