The Supreme Court admits 69 people and three associations as affected by the suspension of voting rights for naturalized citizens under the ' grandchildren's law'
A group of six Spaniards residing abroad claim that Iustitia Europa and Vox are not legitimized to denounce the violation of the right to suffrage
The Tribunal Supremo has suspended voting rights for nationals by the "law of grandchildren". 163,000 new Spanish citizens have been stripped of their right to vote. The Court has accepted 69 individuals and three associations - Asociación de Extranjeristas en Red, Centro de Descendientes de Españoles Unidos (Cedeu) and Asociación Pro Derechos Humanos de Andalucía - as affected parties in the case. They have been given three days to submit allegations on the procedure.
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