A nationalized by the ' grandchildren law' goes to the Constitutional Court to be able to vote on 29-N
The individual, represented by the office of Baltasar Garzón, requests to join the appeal for protection of the Ombudsman and that the precautionary suspension by the Supreme Court be annulled.
A Spanish citizen of Argentine origin, nationalized under the so-called "law of grandchildren", has submitted a written statement in support of the Defender of the People's appeal to the Constitutional Court. The individual, represented by the office of former judge Baltasar Garzón, is seeking to be able to vote in the general elections on November 29.
The person is requesting that the Constitutional Court urgently suspend the precautionary measures agreed by the Supreme Court, which affect 163,020 voters incorporated into the CERA (Electoral Census of Absent Residents) under that law.
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