Sánchez Sees the Suspension of the Grandchild Law as a "Shame" and Claims His Right to Vote
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The controversy over the Supreme's decision on the Nietos Act has drawn the attention of the first French newspaper which literally highlights that "after a complaint by two extreme right-wing parties, the court has suspended the right to vote granted since 2022 to the descendants of exiles of the Franco era."
The Central Electoral Board abides by the suspension of the vote of half a million grandchildren from exile, but maintains its rejection to the bottom of a measure that divides justice. The entry The JEC abides by the suspension of the vote of half a million grandchildren from exile, but does not share it was first published in What!.
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Pedro Sánchez said this Wednesday that it is a "shame" to suspend the so-called 'grandchildren' law', which recognizes the nationality of the descendants of Spanish exiles, and has accused PP and Vox of wanting to remove the vote of "400,000 Spaniards".
The Minister of Presidency, Justice and Relations with the Courts, Félix Bolaños, this Wednesday accused the PP of promoting a “massive cut” of the right to [...]
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