The Electoral Board Splits in Two by the 'Grandchildren's Law': "This Is Chaos"
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Moncloa hardens her speech against judges by grandkids law, although other higher-quality democracies, according to international indexes, do not allow citizens living abroad to vote
Yesterday's meeting of the Central Electoral Board (JEC) was the most "tense" and "divided" since, at least, January 2020, when the...
The Central Electoral Board observes among reservations the precautionary measures that suspend the vote of thousands of grandchildren of exiles, while the PSOE asks for a quick ruling. La Moncloa ticket defends the vote of the grandchildren of exiles while the Supreme suspends the law of grandchildren appears first in Moncloa.
The meeting of the Central Electoral Board (JEC) this Monday caused the headline that the agency "complyed" with the precautionary measures issued by the Supreme Dispute Chamber, which, in practice, involve temporarily depriving half a million Spanish children and grandchildren of Republican exiles of their vote. But to comply with the orders of the High Court regarding that judicial decision in force until there is a sentence does not imply agr…
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