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The Spanish Government Turns Against the Supreme Court to Keep the Law on Netizens Suspended: "Very Serious"

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Moncloa finds it very difficult to comply with the high court's order and identify all voters who are left without a vote

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The government spokesman, Elma Saiz, has criticized the Supreme Court for rejecting the appeal...

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Moncloa finds it very difficult to comply with the high court's order and identify all voters who are left without a vote

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In Moncloa they assume the “complexity” to comply with the self and continue to “analyze” the text even recognizing its lack of legitimacy to appeal it

·Barcelona, Spain
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El Periódico broke the news in Barcelona, Spain on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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