The Supreme Maintains the Suspension of the Right to Vote of Those Nationalized by the Law of Grandchildren
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The Court orders that no more descendants be registered for these elections, but grants the right to vote to those who were registered under the Democratic Memory Act before 1 August
The Supreme Court has decided to maintain the precautionary suspension of the right to vote of those nationalized by the law of nets. This means that they will not be able to vote in the general elections of November 29, as requested by Iustitia Europa and Vox. The census for the general elections closes today, Monday the 12th, according to legal sources.
High Court confirms precautionary measures affecting the census of Spaniards living abroad in the face of general elections
The high court upholds the request made in this regard by Iustitia Europa and Vox
The Supreme Court has given a new turn to the judicial battle for the vote of Spaniards nationalized by the so-called "grandchildren's law." The High Court has refused to lift the precautionary suspension of certain electoral effects of these nationalizations, despite the petition of the Attorney General's Office and the Public Prosecutor's Office. The decision affects 163,020 potential voters, according to the figure provided by the Government,…
The Dispute Chamber of the Supreme Court has dismissed the appeal for the reinstatement of the State Bar against the suspension of the right to vote of the...
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