The TC Refuses to Lift the Suspension of the Vote of Those Nationalized by the 'Grandchildren' Law' by Rejecting the Ombudsman's Appeal
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The government has shown its rejection of the decision of the Constitutional Court, with the vote against its president, Cándido Conde-Pumpido, which prevents the grandchildren who acquired Spanish citizenship from voting thanks to the instruction signed by Sofia Puente, sister of the minister of Transport. That order allowed to nationalize beyond what indicated ... Continue reading "Even Pumpido has voted against letting vote the false grandchi…
The Constitutional Court (TC) has decided by a large majority not to allow the Ombudsman's appeal against the Supreme Court's decision to suspend the vote in the upcoming general elections for those nationalized by the 'grandchildren' law' who do not prove that they are descendants of exiles.Read more]]>
Moncloa argues that the Constitutional has not entered the substance of the Ombudsman's appeal and warns that Spanish citizens cannot be massively deprived of their suffrage without a final judgement or individual hearing
The majority of the plenary understands that the appeal of the body presided over by Ángel Gabilondo has been submitted prematurely and leaves to the Supreme Court the resolution of the lawsuit that maintains the suspension of the right to vote of more than 160,000 persons covered by the grandchild law
The progressive Ramón Sáez and Juan Carlos Campo (former Minister of Justice of Pedro Sánchez) are the only ones to support the Ombudsman's appeal.
The Constitutional Court has blocked the appeal for protection filed by the Ombudsman against the Supreme Court's decision to suspend the right to vote of people naturalized under the grandchildren's law who have not proven that they are descendants of exiles. Therefore, there will be 163,000 people with Spanish nationality – 0.41% of the census – who will not be able to vote in the general elections on November 29 if they do not prove that they…
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