Sánchez Defends the "Grandchildren's Law" of Spanish Exiles After Suspending Their Right to Vote
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"We are not in favour, nor do we share, of the Supreme Court's ruling. We have asked them to try to resolve it as soon as possible, certainly before the 2027 elections," Sanchez said this Wednesday in an interview on public television. The opposition has been very critical of the rule, which considers an attempt by Sánchez to add voters to the electoral roll for the mid-2027 elections. Thus, the far-right party Vox filed an appeal requesting its…
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Those of Feijóo appropriate a precautionary suspension that derives from the resources of Iustitia Europea and de Vox against a decision of the Central Electoral Board and that leaves in the air the right to vote of the newly nationalized as descendants of exilesThe Supreme Court holds back the right to vote of those nationalized with the law of grandchildren “We were right.” With these only two words has dispatched the leader of the PP, Alberto…
The PP welcomes the interim ruling, while Vox is breast-feeding as a complaining party. Sumar warns of an “extremely dangerous anti-democratic outcome”
Only minutes have it taken the Spanish right to celebrate the Supreme Court's decision to stop the voter registration of persons nationalized in...
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