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The Supreme Order Suspends the Vote of 163,020 Spaniards Even Though the Government Considers It “Materially Impossible”

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The High Court demands that the Administration preserve the “purity” of the elections, while the Executive warns that there is no time to review the files that the judges have put under suspicion The Supreme Court maintains the suspension of the right to vote of those nationalized by the grandchild law The Supreme Court’s confirmation that it suspends the right to vote for the next generals to more than 160,000 Spaniards who took advantage of th…

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The government of Pedro Sánchez does not guarantee that it will be able to remove the alleged descendants of exiles from the census before the next general elections on 29 November, as demanded by the Supreme Court. Members of the Council of Ministers say that the elimination of these nationalized ones is a “complex question”. From the Executive ... Continue reading “The government does not guarantee that it can remove the ‘grandchildren’ from t…

·Madrid, Spain
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Lean Left

On Monday, October 12, the Supreme Court announced that it would maintain the precautionary suspension of electoral rights for persons who obtained Spanish nationality under the grandchild law, which means that 163,020 people will not be able to vote in the upcoming elections called in advance for Sunday, November 29. The judges state that these citizens will only be able to vote if the consuls issue an “accreditative certificate” that shows tha…

·Madrid, Spain
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Center

At least 163,000 Spaniards nationalized by the law of Democratic Memory will not be able to vote on 29-N because the Supreme maintains the precautionary measure demanded by Vox and the pseudo-party Iustitia Europe

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Lean Left

The court leaves the effective suspension of the vote in the hands of the Electoral Census Bureau and consulates, but they claim that they have no means to do so.

·Madrid, Spain
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Lean Left

The High Court demands that the Administration preserve the “purity” of the elections, while the Executive warns that there is no time to review the files that the judges have put under suspicion The Supreme Court maintains the suspension of the right to vote of those nationalized by the grandchild law The Supreme Court’s confirmation that it suspends the right to vote for the next generals to more than 160,000 Spaniards who took advantage of th…

·Madrid, Spain
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The Xunta supports the Supreme and asks to “heal” the census before 29N: more than 160,000 nationalized by the grandkids law expect to vote. La entrada La Xunta supports that the Supreme limits the vote of 160,000 nationalized by the grandkids law before 29N appears first in Moncloa.

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Eldiario.es broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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