The PP celebrates the Supreme Court's rejection of the 'grandchildren law' and points out that the decision limits the Government's "irresponsibility".

Spain's Supreme Court has rejected a government appeal seeking to lift the precautionary suspension of voting rights for descendants of Spaniards who obtained nationality through the "ley de nietos" (grandchildren law). As a result of this judicial decision, these newly naturalized citizens will not be permitted to cast their ballots in the upcoming general elections scheduled for November 29.

The ruling upholds the earlier suspension of the voting rights for this specific group, marking a significant legal and political development ahead of the national vote. The Supreme Court's stance maintains the block on their electoral participation despite the government's efforts to challenge the measure.