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CSIF respects the Supreme Court's decision on the 'grandchildren law' and again demands "clear criteria" for the process

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The trade union CSIF, which represents a majority of public officials, has announced its respect for the Supreme Court's decision to temporarily suspend voting rights for individuals who acquired nationality through the 'Ley de Nietos' (grandchildren law). Alongside this response, the union has reiterated its demand for clear criteria to manage the overall process.

Simultaneously, the Partido Popular (PP) has called on the government to take responsibility following the Supreme Court's ruling, which the party characterized as a significant setback for the legislation that facilitates access to Spanish nationality.

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Infobae (PP angle) Demands government accountability following the Supreme Court setback.
Infobae (CSIF angle) Focuses on union respect for the ruling and calls for clear criteria.
Read the full story at the source Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) · AR
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