Sánchez Considers "Very Serious" that the Supreme Accepts the Precautionary Against the Law of Grandchildren
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The president of the Spanish government, Pedro Sánchez, has considered "very serious" that the Supreme Court (TS) would cautiously paralyze the vote for those already registered in the Electoral Census of Absent Residents (CERA) who obtained nationality with the 'grandchildren law'.
The Supreme Court leaves out thousands of people who process nationality by the grandkids law in full swing with the government. The entry Thousands of people are left without voting right after the last turn of the Supreme with the 'grandkids law' was first published in What!.
The PSOE Secretary of Organisation, Rebeca Torró, has accused the PP of "dragging" the Supreme Court (TS) in its "crossing against the right to vote [...]
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