The Spanish Bar Association accuses Vox of acting against the 'grandchildren's law' by considering it favors the left: "There is not the slightest evidence"
The Government is appealing the request made by Abascal's party against the agreement of the Central Electoral Board that ruled out monitoring the nationalities of the Democratic Memory Law.
Spain's State Attorney's Office alleges that Vox is acting against the "law of grands" by considering the measure to favor the left. The government's legal services argue that Vox's intention with the law is not only to remove the voting rights of those naturalized under the provision, but also to revoke the granting of those nationalities.
Vox's legal representatives present this stance in the Contempt and Administrative Litigation Chamber, alleging that the law is aimed at suspending the voting rights of thousands of new naturalized citizens. The State Attorney's Office perceives a clear ideological prejudice in Vox's party, as it believes nationals naturalized through this route are more likely to vote for left-leaning political options in future elections.
"None of this is supported by even the slightest evidence," the State Attorney's Office warns in the written submission, of which EL PAÍS has obtained a copy.
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