Spain’s Supreme Court Refuses to Widen Overseas Voting Suspension Under ‘Grandchildren’s Law’
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Iustitia Europa appealed this Tuesday to the Supreme Court not to suspend the vote in the general elections of 29 November of the children of those who obtained nationality through the ‘grandchildren’s law’. This party argues that these ballots should be set aside and not be counted until each case has been checked. In a replacement appeal addressed to the Fourth Section of the Dispute Chamber of the High Court, the formation chaired by Luis Mar…
Training warns of possible consequences in seats contested by narrow margins and claims to check provincial registrations, while judges invoke legal certainty to avoid changes before elections
Iustitia Europe warns that once the elections are held and the votes are counted, "the subsequent census rectification can come too late"
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The Supreme Court maintains that, as the procedure in which the vote of those nationalized by the so-called 'grandchildren' law progresses, it appreciates more "irregularities of great relevance" in the census of Spaniards living abroad (CERA) and, therefore, sees no reason to lift this measure in the face of 29-N, even though it has not agreed for its children. Moreover, it considers that the indications it is finding of alterations in the cens…
In an order, to which LD has had access, the Supreme rejects the allegations against the suspension of the effects of the Nietos Act.
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