Bolaños says that those affected by the 'grandchildren law' should appeal, but he sees little time before November 29th.

Spanish Minister of the Presidency, Justice, and Relations with the Cortes, Félix Bolaños, stated that individuals affected by the 'grandchildren law' must file appeals themselves regarding the Supreme Court's temporary suspension of voting rights, noting little margin for action before November 29. Meanwhile, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported on October 14 that it is applying the Supreme Court's interim measures with maximum diligence.

The Foreign Ministry warned that the implementation of these judicial measures will create paradoxical situations, specifically noting that citizens who have already voted under the 'grandchildren law' will not be able to do so now. The controversy centers on the State Attorney's Office having done 'everything it could do' in response to the Supreme Court's decision to maintain the voting suspension.