On 25 July, various entities in favour of minority languages such as the Council of Euskalgintza, the Gallega Standardisation Bureau, the Catalan Language Platform and the Cultural Action Association of Valencia met in Compostela, Galicia. In addition to committing to denounce and oppose "aggression", they have called for the issue of minority languages to be placed at the “centre” of the ongoing negotiations to shape the Spanish Government.

All agents express their concern about “aggression”, especially about “judicial aggression”. They denounce that there are constantly “obstacles and setbacks” on the road to normalisation. They see the current political situation as an “opportunity” to “put minority languages at the centre” and “minimum guarantees”.

Berria has received three requests from the institutions: They consider it “essential” that minority languages should have official status in their territories; that there should be “revolution” in the “peripheral” administration of the State and in the administration of justice; and that the presence of minority languages should be increased in the audiovisual media. “The issue of minority languages and language rights cannot be left out of negotiations for another four years,” they say.

Account has also been taken of the “boom” of the right tip, which is a “globalised trend”. They denounce that this trend implies “opposing attitudes” to minority languages and consider the fight for minority languages “essential”.