[8] The goal of the action was the desire to highlight "the anomaly of the presence of Vox as a popular accusation in the trial against the right to self-determination and to denounce the collusion between the far-right and the judicial Spanish apparatus".

[10] The Provincial Prosecutor of Madrid intervened in the case of both pro-independence politicians and declared the facts to be punishable by serious disobedience, while requesting for each of them a half-year prison sentence and the prohibition of passive suffrage.

[9] He also assured that the request to withdraw the particular accusation of Vox was a demand repeated by different defendants during the trial of Catalonia independence leaders since it responded to criteria "only electoralist and, not only did it not prevent sexist ideologies, homophobic and racist, but the public authorities were asked to refrain from their commitment in the fight against the violation of fundamental rights".

[9] Finally, the letter assesses that a penalty of disqualification for events prior to the election as a deputy is "an unacceptable sacrifice of the right to political representation, and a flagrant violation of the principle of proportionality".

[17] On 13 January, it was announced that 19 left-wing unions from all over Spain had supported the acquittal campaign by joining a manifesto denouncing the whitewashing of fascism by the Spanish judiciary, the obstacles reiterated to the popular will democratically expressed by the Catalan people and to the consolidation of far-right phenomena around the world.

[21] On February 23, the solidarity committee with Reguant held a political act of support at the Calabria 66 Auditorium in Barcelona, with the online participation of Anna Gabriel and Alberto Rodríguez, former deputies of CUP and Podemos, respectively.

[22] The event was also attended by deputies from Republican Left of Catalonia (ERC), Junts (JxCat) such as Jordi Turull, En Comú Podem and CUP,[23] leaders of the Catalan National Assembly and Òmnium Cultural, and representatives of the associative movement from the neighborhood of Sant Antoni.

[24][25] Other displays of solidarity could be seen in the Balearic Islands when several sovereignist politicians and social activists published a video of support on 27 February[26] and on the afternoon of 1 March they held a rally and read a manifesto in front of the Palma courts, located on Via Alemanya.

[28] At the doors of the court, several elected officials from CUP, deputies Marta Vilalta (ERC), Pilar Calvo (Junts) and Gerardo Pisarello (UP), as well as the president of Òmnium Cultural Xavier Antich and the treasurer of the ANC Carles Gómez, gathered as a show of support.

[29] On 17 March, as a result of the declaration of nullity, the Supreme Court of Spain annulled the opening of the oral trial's interlocutory and the indictment of the prosecution, as well as ordered the appointment of an investigating magistrate for the case.

[37][38] Finally, on 12 December 2022, the support committee organized an end-of-campaign event called "The judicial protection of the extreme right" at the University of Barcelona, which was participated by Eulàlia Reguant and Antonio Baños.