Only 91 of the 31,390 'Grandchildren' Law' Revised Dossiers Now Accredit the Requirements for Voting on 29N
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The Government has acknowledged that only 91 descendants nationalized by the so-called Nietos Act have so far complied with the requirement to have accredited the exile of their ancestors. To date, 31,390 files have been reviewed by those in charge of the Consular Records. According to the Supreme Court's order, the ... Continue reading "The Government admits before the Supreme that only 91 of 31,390 ‘grandchildren’ have accredited the exile"
The Supreme Court reveals that the Government has examined about one fifth of the 163,020 cases affected by the restrictions on voting; the figure is provisional and applicants can still provide documentation to prove their right to participate in the elections.
Only 91 of the 31,390 files reviewed so far have proven that the applicants for Spanish nationality under the so-called law of grandchildren are descendants of exiled people. According to the precautionary measures of the Supreme Court, the other 31,299 people with reviewed files would not be able to vote in the elections on November 29.
It confirms that the Administration has reviewed 31,390 of the 163,020 nationalized persons files.
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