The Supreme Court Sees in the Nets Law a "Real Danger" of Affecting the "Objectivity" of the Electoral Process
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The high court thus justifies its decision to paralyze the census of the nets law and suspend it
Since the last generals, the registration of Spaniards outside the country has added 408,262 persons, a figure that judges consider exceptional and increasing
The Supreme Court has warned of a "serious, well-founded and real danger" that the inscriptions in the Electoral Census of Absent Residents (CERA) linked to the Nietos Law affect the "objectivity" of the upcoming elections.This follows from the order of the Chamber of the Contecious-Administrative that it would cause ... Continue reading "The Supreme sees "a well-founded, real and serious danger" that the Nietos Law will "severely" affect the el…
There is an "exceptional increase in the number of voters registered in the CERA, which had not occurred before the entry into force of Law 20/2022".
The judges allude to the “notable” increase in the census of those voting from outside Spain, which has increased by 408,262 since the last generals.The Supreme Court opens a new front in front of the Government on the eve of the opening of the judicial year.The Supreme Court maintains that there is “a well-founded, real and serious danger” that the “notable” increase in the census by the grandchild law will affect the next elections. Thus, it i…
The Dispute Chamber has notified the orders suspending the right to vote of those who are nationals of the Democratic Memory Act.
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