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The Battle of the Grandchildren for Their Vote in the Elections

Summary by La Vanguardia
They are the words that are most repeated among those affected by the recent decision of the Supreme Court to maintain the precautionary suspension of the right to vote of those nationalized through the so-called grandchild law for the November 29 elections. A veto that affects 163,020 people, but that raises exceptions, which opens up a complex judicial front over an external census that, historically, has hardly influenced a handful of seats.C…

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They are the words that are most repeated among those affected by the recent decision of the Supreme Court to maintain the precautionary suspension of the right to vote of those nationalized through the so-called grandchild law for the November 29 elections. A veto that affects 163,020 people, but that raises exceptions, which opens up a complex judicial front over an external census that, historically, has hardly influenced a handful of seats.C…

·Barcelona, Spain
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The PP would lose seven seats, including one in Madrid, Junts two in Catalonia and BNG one in Galicia

·Madrid, Spain
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At a time when a reactionary wave travels the world, assuming that there are nationals without the right to vote sets a very dangerous precedent for other groups to lose it The Supreme Court's decision to suspend the right to vote of one hundred and sixty thousand people who have acquired nationality through the Eighth Additional Provision of the Law on Democratic Memory, the so-called Law on grandchildren, opens a very worrying door, by denying…

·Madrid, Spain
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The Dispute Chamber maintains the suspension of voting for 163,020 Spaniards registered in the foreign census and opens a period of five working days for them to appear and plead.

The Supreme Court will close this week the deadline open for those affected by the suspension of the vote to be nationalized by the 'grandchildren' law' to plead, after rejecting the Government's appeal for the lifting of the agreed precautionary measure. In parallel, the Constitutional Court will decide predictably on the appeal that the Ombudsman, Angel Gabilondo, filed requesting extremely precautionary measures after "having received various…

The Supreme Court will close next week the deadline open for those affected by the suspension of the vote to be nationalized by the 'grandchildren' law' to plead, after rejecting the Government's appeal for the lifting of the agreed precautionary measure. Read

·Madrid, Spain
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Eldiario.es broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Friday, October 16, 2026.
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