PSOE rejects Supreme Court ruling on the 'grandchildren law': Justice should be impartial or everything will be interpreted politically
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The Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) has formally expressed disagreement with a Supreme Court ruling that maintains the suspension of voting rights for individuals granted citizenship under the 'ley de nietos' (Grandchildren Law). PSOE spokesperson Montse Mínguez stated that while the party does not share the court's reasoning, it will comply with the judicial decision.
In addressing the ruling, Mínguez emphasized that the judiciary should maintain impartiality to prevent political interpretations of its decisions. The controversy centers on the legal status of newly naturalized citizens and their participation in electoral processes, a matter that remains a point of contention between the governing party and the high court.
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Infobae (first snippet)Focuses on PSOE's critique of judicial impartiality and political implications
Infobae (second snippet)Highlights the party's formal stance of disagreement combined with legal compliance
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