Junts spokesperson, Ramon Caballé, has called to "decide and move forward" to unblock the Berga bus station project. The Junts leader urges the municipal government to immediately approve the agreement for the construction of the station and its associated access road, considering the road to be "the most solid and viable proposal."

Junts insists on the need to approve the road "before summer," warning that "otherwise, nobody in the street will believe us anymore." Caballé emphasizes that "the city cannot afford further delays or indecision."

Regarding the project's funding, Caballé considers it "essential" to work towards finalizing the necessary agreements. To this end, he proposes opening negotiations with the Barcelona Provincial Council to assume part of the road's cost, while intensifying efforts with the Generalitat de Catalunya. The Junts group in the Provincial Council offers its support to the municipal government in seeking funding.

Junts also recalls that the road "was already planned in the POUM (Urban Master Plan) and is fully viable, despite criticism of its cost." According to the party, the development of the station and the road responds to the need for "Berga to grow with criteria and planning," ensuring a "modern, safe, and operational station" and an "orderly and efficient access" that reduces traffic conflicts.