Affected by the 'Grandchildren' Law' They Argue Before the Supreme that the Suspension of Their Right to Vote Is Not Proportional nor Is It Related to the Initial Claim
26 Articles
26 Articles
The ILOCAD law firm, led by former judge Baltasar Garzón, has again brought to the Supreme Court the controversy over the precautionary suspension of the right to vote of certain Spaniards nationalized under the so-called Nietos Act. The firm has presented an exceptional incident of nullity of proceedings, considering that the judicial decision incurs an "arbitrariness" and violates the fundamental rights of those affected.Read more
informacion.es
Affected by the suspension of the right to vote of those nationalized by the 'grandchildren' law' have argued before the Supreme Court that the precautionary measures it imposed are already definitive and are neither proportional nor related to the initial claim, in which they were imposed. These are three Spaniards who obtained nationality by the law of democratic memory and who have applied for their personation in the proceedings as co-defend…
The citizens represented by Baltasar Garzón's office denounce in a joint appeal the "vulneration of the right to vote" and the "principle of equality".
Telediario 1 has put, as Sanchez is interested, Milei's visit to Madrid before the Constitutional Court's refusal to paralyze the re...
El Periódico
This Thursday the census is closed. Only those who are certified will be able to vote, according to a Supreme order now discussed in the Constitutional
Several diplomats fear that the information to be provided on the census will necessarily be “incomplete and arbitrary”
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 50% of the sources are Center
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
