Vox accuses Sánchez: he is trying to reverse the paralysis of the 'grandchildren law' with an association "managed" by the PSOE
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Vox has accused Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez of attempting to reverse the Supreme Court's suspension of the 'ley de nietos' (grandchildren law)—which provides for the granting of nationality—by utilizing an association allegedly managed by the PSOE. The accusation was made by José María Figaredo, the secretary general of Vox and a deputy in Congress.
In a separate political development concerning the ruling party, the PSOE announced it will convene a Federal Committee in Fuenlabrada, rather than its traditional Ferraz headquarters, to ratify its candidate lists for the upcoming November 29 elections. The meeting is scheduled to conclude with a political rally featuring Prime Minister Sánchez.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR): El PSOE ratificará sus listas en un Comité Federal que acabará con un mitin de SánchezFocuses on internal party logistics and upcoming electoral list ratifications.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR): Vox acusa a Sánchez: intenta revertir la paralización de la 'ley de nietos' con una asociación 'manejada' por el PSOEHighlights Vox's allegations against Sánchez regarding the suspended nationality law.
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