The TC Dismisses Intervening Before 29-N to Review the Vote Suspension of Grandchildren Agreed by the TS
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He believes that it is up to the Supreme and the electoral administration and that, if amparo remedies were available, there would be no very precautionary measure.More information: Those nationalized by the 'grandchildren' law' will not vote on 29-N: the TS says that "the general interest prevails" of a legal census on "individual rights"
The judge sees "very difficult" for the Constitutional to intervene in time and argues that the initiative would have to start from those affected, with individual remedies.
The Minister of the Presidency, Justice and Relations with the Courts, Félix Bolaños, has said that the State Attorney's Office has done "all that it could do" before the Supreme Court's decision to maintain the temporary suspension of the vote for those nationalized by the so-called 'grandchildren' law' and considers that it is the victims themselves who should have recourse to justice, closing the door for the Government to file an appeal with…
Those affected by the Supreme Court's precautionary suspension may attempt to re-establish their suffrage in the face of the general elections, but have...
The 163,020 Spaniards nationalized by the Democratic Memory Act have bureaucracy and spending as the main obstacles following the Supreme Court's decision to maintain the suspension of their suffrage.
The electoral advance and dissolution of the Courts narrow the government's room for manoeuvre before 29N, nor can it raise the case to the Constitutional Court.Main Topics: ElectionsRead full article
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