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The 'Grandchildren' Law', Fenced on Four Fronts: the Electoral Board, the Supreme, the National High Court and the Parliament

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The PP forces the presence of Bolaños in the Constitutional Commission after the precautionary decision of the Supreme.More information: Bolaños urges the Supreme to resolve "as soon as possible" about the 'grandchildren' law' because "affects the right to vote, the most sacred"

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The Supreme Dispute Chamber partially upheld last week the interim measure requested by Iustitia Europa and Vox

·Madrid, Spain
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The court ordered “disaggregation” of those nationalized who have established the status of descendants of political exiles and those who have not

·Madrid, Spain
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The PP forces the presence of Bolaños in the Constitutional Commission after the precautionary decision of the Supreme.More information: Bolaños urges the Supreme to resolve "as soon as possible" about the 'grandchildren' law' because "affects the right to vote, the most sacred"

·Spain
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The Minister for Digital Transformation and the Civil Service, Oscar López, has described the Supreme Court’s decision of [...]

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The Central Electoral Board (JEC) plans to meet this Monday in Congress to analyze the order issued by the Supreme Court to inform those responsible for consular records that they must verify the link with the exile of persons who have obtained or obtained Spanish nationality from now on under the provision of the Democratic Memory Act known as the 'grandchildren' law'.

The Central Electoral Board (JEC) is facing an extraordinary meeting on Monday to analyze the orders issued by the Supreme Court on the electoral effects of the so-called grandchild law. The meeting comes after the high court has agreed to suspend cautiously the right to vote of those citizens who obtained Spanish nationality by means of the Democratic Memory Act and that, for the duration of this measure imposed by the high court, they must pro…

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EL ESPAÑOL broke the news in Spain on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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