Spain Court Orders Names of 163,000 Voters
The court warned each minister of a 1,000-euro fine and a possible criminal probe if they miss the deadline, reports said.
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Spanish consulates will be able to close until Wednesday, October 28, to dedicate themselves exclusively to reviewing the nationality files of the so-called grandchildren's law.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs assures that it has mobilized all available resources to comply with the last of the orders of the Supreme Court. It will put to work this weekend the staff of the consulates involved in drawing up the list of those affected by the precautionary suspension of the vote ordered by the High Court.
The Deputy Secretary of Sectoral Coordination of the PP, Alma Ezcurra, has launched an "ultimatum" to the government...
The Supreme Court is intensifying the conflict with the Spanish government over the vote of those nationalized with the law of nets. The high court has given the ministers of Justice, Félix Bolaños, and Foreign Affairs, José Manuel Albares, five days to deliver the list of the 163,020 people affected by the suspension of voting for the Spanish elections on 29-N, which the Constitutional Court (TC) upheld this Wednesday. And it is threatening the…
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