Sánchez Asks the Supreme to "Stop the Attempted Assault of Feijóo and Abascal" Against the Grandchild Law: "Is It Constitutional?"
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The General Council of Spanish Citizenship Abroad (CGCEE), an advisory body for the defense of the more than three million Spaniards living abroad, has asked the Ombudsman, Angel Gabilondo, to come to the Constitutional Court to try to ensure that the Spaniards affected by the suspension of their electoral rights can vote in the general elections on November 29. Continue reading....
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The president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, calls on the Supreme Court to guarantee the right of all Spanish citizens and to stop the "tempt to run over" of PP and Vox against the law of grandchildren.
Spanish President Pedro Sánchez accused the right this Sunday of trying to prevent the vote of some 400,000 descendants of Spaniards exiled during the Franco regime who could benefit from the grandchildren's law and called on the Supreme Court to stop this "attempted abuse" ahead of the 29th of November.
The Spanish president denounces that 400,000 citizens may be left without voting on 29N
The president of the government says that the political project of Abascal and Feijóo "smelts naphthalina, reaction, cuts and a lot of resentment."
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