Perception of insecurity in Catalonia and Barcelona has become a reality that impacts the political landscape.
Public murder and other violent acts portray a deteriorated image of Catalonia in terms of security.
Organized crime is not exclusive to Catalonia, other places in Spain also face this challenge.
Insecurity and rise of crime, combined with common delinquency, open doors to hard-handed messages against immigration.
The downfall of Salvador Illa and the growing social concern indicate significant political changes.
Lack of an adequate response by the rulers leads to gaining territory for anti-system proposals.
Conclusion: The rise in perception of insecurity and the reality of crime in Catalonia are having significant impact on the political landscape, with a shift in politicians and an increase in extremist proposals.