NewzMinister for Digital Transformation and Public Function Óscar López has publicly criticized the Supreme Court's decision to provisionally suspend the 'Ley de Nietos,' which facilitates Spanish nationality for descendants of Spaniards. López characterized the judicial ruling as a 'salvajada' (savagery) and an 'atropello democrático' (democratic outrage), further asserting that some judges act as 'salvapatrias' (self-appointed saviors of the nation).
In-depth summary · AI, neutralÓscar López calls the Supreme Court's suspension of the Grandchildren Law "outrageous": "there are judges who are saviors of the nation"
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Infobae (AR)
Focuses on the minister's critique of the judiciary and the law's suspension.
Infobae (AR)
Focuses on the minister's statements regarding artificial intelligence regulation in Spain.