PODCAST The Suspended Vote of the Grandchildren of the Republic
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Their ancestors left Spain because politics did not allow them to live, nor vote.The children and grandchildren of those Spaniards were about to recover for them the lost land.And again, the judicial brake A topic A day, in the theater! Come and watch it live on October 3 in Madrid. Get your tickets now The Supreme Court has cautiously suspended the right to vote of the people living abroad and have obtained Spanish nationality thanks to the Law…
The Office of the Electoral Census states that it is the elector who decides in which constituency he wants to be registered in the census of absentee residents (CERA), “without any official registration in practice.” This is explained by the body responsible for the formation of the census in a report to the Central Electoral Board (JEC) on how the municipality of registration is determined for electoral purposes, elaborated as part of the proc…
The Central Electoral Board avoids the clash with the Supreme and leaves under review the census of some 400,000 nationalized by the grandkids law. The entry The 'grandkids law' calls into question the vote of 400,000 nationalized was first published in What!.
In Ronda de Correspondenciales (RDC), they explained that the Central Electoral Board complied in a divided manner with a decision of the Supreme Court that temporarily affects the right to vote of those who obtained nationality through the Democratic Memory Act. Read more
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