SCC demonstration calls have received cross-party support from Catalonia's Popular Party, PSC and Citizens and it is regarded by some as the leading anti-independence platforms in Catalonia along with the movement for Tabarnia. SCC gave public support to a demonstration of the platform Tabarnia along with Vox and PxC. In the first months of 2018 SCC started a round of meetings with Spanish politicians and political parties to discuss how to manage the Catalan independence movement in the context of the Spanish constitutional crisis. SCC established conversations with political party Cs (Citizens) and with the president of the government of Spain, Mariano Rajoy (president of People's Party). The organization also met with Susana Díaz, president of Andalusia and PSOE-A, and with Alberto Núñez Feijóo, president of Galicia and galician People's Party. Political parties En Marea and BNG were left out. In April, representatives of SCC met the leader of the Spanish socialist party PSOE Pedro Sanchez. First proposed by Miriam Tey, Catalan Civil Society and Josep Ramon Bosch have formed a working group in order to negotiate with Manuel Valls his presentation to 2019 Spain's local elections as a Citizen's candidate. Catalan Civil Society went to the European Parliament to claim that in Catalonia there is linguistic discrimination and that children rights are being violated. They also claimed the existence negative effects in children academic performance due to using Catalan as tuition language in the Catalan education system. This belief is aligned with the rhetoric used by Spanish nationalism. Republican Left of Catalonia MEP Josep Maria Terricabras recalled that PISA report does not show any difference, as is the case of the last PISA report, Spanish regional tests and university admission tests. Journalists have pointed out that some of the founding members of Societat Civil Catalana were members of various far-right organizations, especially Somatemps. Members like Josep Ramon Bosch, Xavier Codorniu, José Domingo, Ferran Brunet and Joaquim Coll have attended or taken part in events related to far-right political entities like Somatemps, PxC, Vox, National Francisco Franco Foundation, National Democracy and Republican Social Movement. Furthermore, violent neo-nazi groups have been known to participate in some demonstrations organized by the SCC. The SCC denounces violence and claims it cannot strictly control who participates in their demonstrations. In January 2019, a court of law in Barcelona ordered several Catalan associations and prominent politicians to pay a 15,000 euro fine for a manifesto published in 2015 which accused SCC of having ties to Nazism and the extreme right.