The leader of Vox, Santiago Abascal, announced this Tuesday that his party will analyze in detail the decision of the Supreme Court that rejects suspending the right to vote of the children of those naturalized through the 'grandchildren law' and that they will take “clarifications” to the High Court.
The Supreme Court ruling, which responds to the appeals filed by Vox and by Iustitia Europea, means that the descendants of those who obtained nationality through the 'grandchildren law' will be able to exercise their right to vote in the general elections scheduled for next November 29.
In an interview on "Herrera en Cope", collected by Europa Press, the president of Vox reiterated that the 'grandchildren law' is “a trap” by the Government of Pedro Sánchez to alter the outcome at the ballot box, and he said that, in his view, the High Court “gives Vox the reason” “in essence”, although he admits that “the Administration does not have the material capacity to remove from the census the children of the grandchildren”.
Abascal disagrees with this argument and argues that “we think that it’s not that difficult, because really only 900 people were complying with the requirements, therefore, only the children of those 900 should be able to vote”. In this context, he has advanced that “we are going to study it and we will propose some type of clarification”, leaving the door open for new procedural steps by his formation.