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The ways for those affected by the grandchildren law to recover their right to vote on November 29th

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The Spanish Supreme Court has upheld a precautionary suspension of voting rights for 163,020 individuals who acquired Spanish nationality under the Law of Democratic Memory, commonly known as the Law of Grandchildren. This legal decision prevents these citizens from participating in the upcoming November 29 elections. Affected individuals are currently seeking alternative legal pathways to restore their suffrage before the voting deadline.

Separately, the high-speed rail line connecting Madrid and Barcelona continues to experience service disruptions. While repair efforts are ongoing, authorities have not yet provided a definitive timeline for the full restoration of normal operations following recent technical incidents.

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