The Supreme Sees 'Irregularities of Great Relevance' in the External Census that May Affect the Outcome of 29N
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The Supreme Court maintains that, as the procedure in which the vote of those nationalized by the so-called 'grandchildren' law progresses, it appreciates more "irregularities of great relevance" in the census of Spaniards living abroad (CERA) and, therefore, sees no reason to lift this measure in the face of 29-N, even though it has not agreed for its children. Moreover, it considers that the indications it is finding of alterations in the cens…
In an order, to which LD has had access, the Supreme rejects the allegations against the suspension of the effects of the Nietos Act.
What in September were suspected of electoral fraud today are directly certain. The Supreme Court no longer has any doubt that having in the external census the 163,000 beneficiaries of the 'grandchildren' law' would cause irreversible damage to the 'veracity, objectivity and transparency' of the electoral process. The Third Chamber comes to this conclusion after knowing the figures that the government itself gave to it reluctantly and from whic…
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