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Moncloa Says She Will Comply with the Supreme's Ruling on the 'Grandchildren's Law' but Sees It Difficult to Pull Everyone Out of the 29N Census a Month and a Half

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The government insists on its criticism of the Supreme for a situation that it considers "extraordinary gravity": "The right to vote in a democracy is guaranteed, it is not restricted."

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The government of Pedro Sánchez has not yet published in the Official State Gazette (BOE) the order of the Supreme Court, in which it maintains suspended the right to vote for foreigners nationalized by the Nietos Law, despite the fact that the high court on Monday called for it to do so "with the highest ... Continue reading "The government torpedoes the veto of the Supreme to false grandchildren: the BOE has not yet published the order to susp…

·Madrid, Spain
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The digitized register only allows 76,000 nationalized persons to be screened from mid-2024, when the Civil Registry records began to be archived in electronic format.The Supreme Court's decision on the grandchild law threatens to leave without vote those who have already proved the exile of their ancestors.The Government assumes that it is impossible in time and form to carry out the Supreme Court's mandate on the grandchild law.The judges' dec…

·Madrid, Spain
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Lean Right

The Executive recognizes that it lacks tools to locate those nationalized affected by the electoral suspension while seeking in the Constitutional a judicial reverse that compromises its plans for 29N

·Madrid, Spain
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Lean Left

Feijóo applauds the Supreme maintaining the prudential suspension of the law and calls for “cleaning the census” electoral

·Barcelona, Spain
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Center

The government insists on its criticism of the Supreme for a situation that it considers "extraordinary gravity": "The right to vote in a democracy is guaranteed, it is not restricted."

·Madrid, Spain
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The Government of Spain assumes that it is impossible to comply in time and form - that is, in the face of the general elections - with the Supreme Court's order on the 'grandchildren's law'. This is because the decision of the High Court involves reviewing the files of more than 160,000 retaliatory descendants who acceded to nationality through the aforementioned rule and who could be taken out of the census for the elections. According to the …

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20minutos broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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