Aznar avisa de que Sánchez es "capaz de cualquier cosa": "la 'Ley de nietos' ha sido un intento de alterar el censo"

Former Spanish Prime Minister José María Aznar publicly criticized the current administration led by Pedro Sánchez, asserting that the government is willing to take extreme measures to maintain power. During his remarks, Aznar specifically cited the 'Ley de nietos' (Grandchildren's Law) as a primary example of this behavior.

Aznar characterized the legislation, which facilitates citizenship for descendants of Spaniards who emigrated, as a deliberate attempt to manipulate the national census. By framing the law as a political maneuver rather than a humanitarian or administrative policy, he accused the government of seeking to alter electoral demographics for its own benefit.