The Government regrets the Supreme Court's decision to keep the vote on the grandchildren law suspended.
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On October 12, the Spanish Government expressed regret over the Supreme Court's decision to maintain the precautionary suspension of voting rights for citizens naturalized under the "grandchildren law" (ley de nietos). As a result of this ruling, these individuals will be barred from participating in the upcoming elections scheduled for November 29 while the legal matter remains pending.
Conversely, the opposition Partido Popular welcomed the judicial outcome. Miguel Tellado, the party's secretary-general, stated that "justice has spoken" and asserted that the rule of law has successfully imposed itself following the high court's decision to uphold the suspension.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Tellado pieceHighlights the opposition's view that justice and the rule of law prevailed.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Gobierno pieceEmphasizes the Government's regret over blocked voting rights for naturalized citizens.
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