The Government Will Consider Whether the Supreme Court's Ruling Can Be Appealed to the Constitutional Court
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The Executive will consider whether the Supreme Court can appeal the decision of the Supreme Court.
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The Supreme Court's decision to maintain the suspension of the right to vote of citizens nationalized with the so-called 'grandchildren' law' - a provision of the Democratic Memory Act - has taken part of the Government at the reception of 12-O held in the Royal Palace. Upon hearing the news, a member of the Executive has assured that the Government will consider the possibility of the State Attorney's Office appealing to the Constitutional Cour…
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The Executive regrets the decision of the High Court and weighs that the State Attorney's Office appeals the decision The Supreme maintains the suspension of the vote of those nationalized by the law of grandchildren
Sanchez is trying to turn the Supreme's ruling into a new political battle against PP and Vox.
The Government is considering going to the Constitutional Court to try to lift the precautionary suspension of the vote of certain Spanish nationals under the so-called 'grandchildren' law'. The Supreme Court's decision to reject the appeals of the State Attorney's Office has opened a new legal front less than seven weeks after the general elections of 29 November. The Executive hoped that the High Court would reconsider the restrictions, but th…
The Government will consider whether the Supreme Court's decision to reject his appeal to lift the precautionary suspension of the so-called 'grandchildren' law' in the run-up to the elections on 29 November can be appealed to the Constitutional Court.
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