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Controversy over the Claim of Associations to Act as Affected in the Proceedings by the "Grandchildren's Law"

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Iustitia Europe calls on the Supreme not to accept the petition of Cubans for democracy and Spanish ascendants in the world

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Iustitia Europe calls on the Supreme not to accept the petition of Cubans for democracy and Spanish ascendants in the world

·Madrid, Spain
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The Supreme Court's decision to suspend the vote of those nationalized by the so-called 'grandchildren' law' who have not been able to prove that they are descendants of exiles has given rise to an intense legal debate about who is affected and who is not. The Iustitia Europa party, which filed the first lawsuit that gave rise to the procedure, opposes the personation of the first associations that requested it: Cubans for Democracy and Spanish …

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La Razón broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Friday, October 16, 2026.
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