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Nietos Law: The Government Criticizes the Supreme for Its "Inexplicable" Suspension of the Right to Vote and Sumar Asks to Take It to the Constitutional

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The Minister of Transport, Oscar Puente, assures that the decision of the Supreme "is neither explicable nor correct" and that of Culture, Ernest Urtasun, considers it "inconstitutional".

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Right

The government of Pedro Sánchez seeks formulas to try to neutralize the decision of the Supreme Court to suspend the Nietos Law cautiously. According to sources of the executive to OKDIARIO, beyond "putting haste" to the court to resolve in time and form, they only have the last recourse to have it be the Plenum of ... Continue reading "The government seeks like-minded magistrates in the Supreme to try to bring to plenary the suspension of the N…

·Madrid, Spain
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Lean Left

The gravity of the suspension of the right suspended by the Supreme Court to hundreds of thousands of people demands clarity and answers from the High Court

·Madrid, Spain
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Center

Feijoo points out that the Executive "is only waiting to manipulate the census"

Lean Left

In order for this to be possible, it would be necessary for the Supreme to raise a question of unconstitutionality with the Constitutional Court explaining why the form of acquisition of nationality provided for in the Eighth Additional Provision of the Law on Democratic Memory is incompatible with the exercise of the right to vote. I think it is not necessary to have studied in a Faculty of Law to know that the application of a law can never be…

·Madrid, Spain
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Lean Right

The Central Electoral Board (JEC) will meet as a matter of urgency on Monday, 14 September, at 12.30 p.m. to begin as soon as possible the deadline given to it by the Supreme Court for...

·Madrid, Spain
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Center

The Minister of Transport, Oscar Puente, assures that the decision of the Supreme "is neither explicable nor correct" and that of Culture, Ernest Urtasun, considers it "inconstitutional".

·Madrid, Spain
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El Debate broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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