Eulàlia Reguant i Cura (born September 19, 1979) is a Spanish politician. From 2015 to 2017 she represented the constituency of Barcelona in the Parliament of Catalonia, where she was a member of the Popular Unity Candidacy (CUP). From 2017 to 2019 she was a councilor in the City Council of Barcelona. Life and career Reguant earned a degree in mathematics from the University of Barcelona. Reguant was a candidate in the elections to the Parliament of Catalonia in 2015, after being chosen in the primary elections to represent the Popular Unity Candidacy for the Barcelona constituency. She became a deputy of the XI Legislature of the Parliament of Catalonia. In October 2017, Reguant left the Parliament of Catalonia to instead become a Councilor in the City Council of Barcelona. In February 2018 she headed a list that successfully contested the Secretariat of the Popular Unity Candidacy. Reguant ran in the fourth position on the list of the Popular Unity Candidacy in the November 2019 Spanish general election. Straight Against Fascism On 27 February 2019, during the trial of Catalonia independence leaders, the former deputy Antonio Baños and her refused to answer the questions that the far-right party Vox asked as particular indictment. Specifically she mentioned in Spanish the will to "expresse, assuming the consequences, that in front of a machist and xenophobic far-right party, I am not going to answer the questions of Vox". 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". For these facts, in April 2021, the examining magistrate's court (juzgado de instrucción) number 10 of Madrid accepted the case investigation and, along the autumn, requested to the Supreme Court of Spain to declare itself competent to judge it, as far she had parliamentary immunity. While, in parallel, the trial against Antonio Baños continued in an ordinary way and was summoned on 29 September 2022 in the same examining magistrate's court. During the first phase of the investigation, both prosecuted also refused to answer the questions of Vox, which was part of the indictment of that trial. 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