La Abogacía del Estado pide al Supremo levantar la suspensión del voto de la ‘ley de nietos’ ante la proximidad de las elecciones
Los servicios jurídicos estatales insisten en que es “materialmente imposible” revisar todos los expedientes antes del 29-N
La Abogacía del Estado has responded to the Supreme Court's indication for the parties to inform within 48 hours as to whether the court should mandate the appearance of attorneys for the thousands of nationalized individuals under the Law of Democratic Memory, who have had their right to vote suspended since September 8. In their written response, the State's legal services seek to revoke the precautionary measures imposed by the highest tribunal, which have rendered those beneficiaries of the so-called "nephews law" ineligible to vote, as it is deemed "materially impossible" to verify case by case whether they meet the criteria set by the court in time for them to participate in the early elections scheduled for November 29.
The magistrates gave the same deadline for parties to file arguments presented on Monday, in which the two far-right parties request the Supreme Court to take urgent measures to ensure the suspension of the voting right applies to the general elections on November 29.
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