The Council of Spaniards Abroad Asks the Ombudsman to Turn to the Constitutional to Guarantee the 'Vote of Grandchildren'
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The General Council of Spanish Citizenship Abroad (CGCEE), an advisory body for the defense of the more than three million Spaniards living abroad, has asked the Ombudsman, Angel Gabilondo, to come to the Constitutional Court to try to ensure that the Spaniards affected by the suspension of their electoral rights can vote in the general elections on November 29. Continue reading....
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