The defender of the people, Angel Gabilondo, has defended that nationality carries the right to vote before the controversy over the law of grandchildren. In an informative meeting, he has asked not to open "impossible roads" to determine "who are truly Spanish, very Spanish or very Spanish".
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The defender of the people, Angel Gabilondo, has defended that nationality carries the right to vote before the controversy over the law of grandchildren. In an informative meeting, he has asked not to open "impossible roads" to determine "who are truly Spanish, very Spanish or very Spanish".