The Supreme Will Decide Whether to Also Suspend the Vote of the Children of Those Nationalized by the 'Grandchildren' Law' After Listening to the Parties
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The Supreme Court has refused to suspend the voting of persons benefiting from the law of grandchildren residing in Spain in view of the general elections of the next 29...
The parties will have 72 hours to argue about the petition of Iustitia Europa, which seeks to extend the suspension of the vote to the descendants benefited by this means.
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The Supreme Court has refused to extend the provisional suspension of the right to vote of the descendants of those nationalized with the 'grandchildren' law' without listening to the parties. However, in order to make a final decision on the extension of the measure it adopted in September for Spaniards who had acquired nationality without certifying the status of their grandparents' exiles, it has opened a three-day period for all parties to m…
The Supreme Court has decided to give three days to the parties in the process of the so-called law of grandchildren to rule on the request of the Iustitia Europa party to extend the suspension of voting to the children of those naturalized through this route.
The Third Chamber of the Supreme Court has urgently refused to suspend the census of the 'grandchildren' law' so that the precautionary measure for the stay of the CERA which affects more than 163,000 beneficiaries of the 'grandchildren' law' extends the children of the grandchildren referred to in annex III to the law of democratic memory. Iustitia Europa, who asked the magistrates to adopt this extremely precautionary measure, maintains that i…
The court gives the parties three days to decide whether to extend the measure to another group of more than 189,000 voters
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