Without the Catalan deputies, Spain would be governed with absolute majority by PP and C's ...

Results of the general elections of 2016 in Spain:

General results in Catalunya:

Let's take the different scenarios. -The independence parties leave the courts: Spain would stay with 333 deputies. The new majority would be at 167. PP and C's would add 169, therefore they would have an absolute majority ... -The Congress loses the four Catalan constituencies.Spain would have only 303 deputies. Most would be in 152.PP and C's would add (without their Catalan representatives) 158. Again they would have majority ... -España has lost Catalonia, but the unionists can continue voting and electing 47 deputies in Catalunya.ECP: 18 PSC 13 PP 9 C's 7

(The way of calculating has been using the D'Hondt Law by provinces, in an electoral census composed only of the Catalonian Unionist vote). That would cause the PP to go from having 137 to 140 C's from 32 to 34 PSOE-PSC from 85 to 91 We-ECP from 71 to 77 PP and C's would add 174 ... With both canaries they would have enough. There is another difficult scenario to calculate in which the entire Catalan population, although living in the Republic of Catalonia, could continue to vote only to Spanish parties.

We would see how many independentista people would find it sense to vote in a Spanish election. Although it could be the case to make a campaign for the sovereign world, for example, to vote for the PACMA. We could meet with an anti-bullfighting party - with about 15 deputies - deciding in Spain ...