Spain's Supreme Court has decided to maintain the suspension of voting rights for citizens naturalized under the historical memory legislation known as the Democratic Memory Law, or the grandchildren's law. The ruling has sparked immediate political reactions across the country.
The Spanish government and the PSOE have expressed regret over the Supreme Court's decision to keep the voting restrictions in place for the descendants of exiles. Conversely, opposition figures, including Feijóo, welcomed the ruling, praising the Supreme Court for establishing what they described as a limit to irresponsibility regarding the law.
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