Joaquín Palacín, the president of the political party Chunta Aragonesista (CHA), has died at the age of 51 due to cancer diagnosed over a year ago. His passing was confirmed by the party in a statement, where they remembered him as one of the most sincere and devoted voices of Aragonese political identity. Palacín's leadership was marked by his dedication to social justice and his unwavering support for Aragón, as highlighted by the tribute from CHA expressing gratitude for his many years of commitment to both the party and the region.

The statement from Chunta Aragonesista referenced Palacín's personal attributes such as his closeness, honesty, and constant dedication to the people of Aragón. CHA emphasized that Palacín's legacy includes not just his political achievements but also the strong connections he fostered with friends and communities. They extended their heartfelt condolences to his family and those who mourn his loss, further illustrating the profound impact he had on many lives throughout his career.

Palacín was born in Huesca in 1974 and was married with three children. Before entering politics, he held positions in consulting and environmental services. His political career included serving as a city councilor from 2007 to 2013, showcasing a path dedicated to public service that many viewed as an embodiment of Aragonese values. His death marks a significant moment for the regional political landscape, highlighting both the personal and political void left by his absence.