The Supreme Court maintains the right to vote of the children of those naturalized by the law of grandchildren

The Supreme Court rejects suspending the vote of November 29 for the children of naturalized citizens under the 'law on grandparents', disregarding the requests of Vox and Iustitia Europea.

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Elecciones generales del 29 de noviembre · Demócrata

The Supreme Court has decided not to suspend the right to vote in the general elections of next November 29 for the children of those who obtained Spanish nationality under the 'grandchildren law'.

In two rulings that Europa Press has had access to, the Contentious-Administrative Chamber dismisses the applications filed by Vox and Iustitia Europea, which sought to extend the suspension of suffrage to this group.

The State Legal Service, acting on behalf of the Government, took a position against the demands of both parties by considering that "they do not turn out to be in accordance and in line with the law".

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