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Feijóo Proposes Stripping Spanish Nationality From Naturalized Citizens Who Commit Serious Crimes - Archysport

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Alberto Núñez Feijóo and the Partido Popular are proposing a hardline legal reform that would allow the Spanish government to revoke citizenship from foreign-born nationals convicted of serious crimes. Proposed Legal Reform Targets Serious Criminal Convictions The proposed legislation, structured as an organic law rather than a standard civil code provision, would introduce mechanisms to ...

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Lean Left

The PP leader confirms that his training works on a draft organic law that allows for the inclusion in the Civil Code of cases of loss of nationality

·Madrid, Spain
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Center

He says that his project "drinks" from other European countries and that maintaining the confidence of the state demands "a...

·Spain
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Lean Left

PP will promote a law for those who commit certain crimes to lose their nationality

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Lean Right

If it governs, the PP will tighten the requirements for access to citizenship. Anyone who commits murder, is reinitiated in sexual assault, or is a member of organized crime or terrorist gangs will be removed from the passport. Read

·Madrid, Spain
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In the context of the political clash over the 'grandchildren' law', as well as the rise of the migration issue with the Ceuta crisis, the leader of the People's Party, Alberto Nez Feijo, has launched a latest proposal that has declined in a new clash with Moncloa: to withdraw nationality from foreigners who have committed serious crimes. Murders, terrorism or repeat offenders are the profiles to which the leader of the opposition to the governm…

The PP is preparing an organic law to regulate the granting, maintenance and loss of nationality

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El Mundo broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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