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Foreign Affairs Defends the Guarantees of the Foreign Vote Against the Controversy over the "Grandchildren's Law"
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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, European Union and Cooperation has claimed the guarantees of voting from abroad in the face of the general elections on 29 November, in full controversy over the so-called "grandchildren's law." José Manuel Albares' department maintains that voting is a "fundamental right" and allows those who reside to maintain their democratic link with the state.
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