Supreme Court Suspends Voting Rights for Grandchildren of Exiles Until Proof of Ancestry
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The Supreme Court has provisionally suspended voting rights for individuals who obtained Spanish citizenship through the 'grandchildren's law,' also known as the Law on Democratic Memory, until they can provide proof that their relatives suffered exile. This decision comes amidst legal challenges from Vox and Iustitia Europa, who argue that the increase in registrations in the Electoral Census of Absent Residents (CERA) could lead to electoral fraud. The government, however, does not agree with the court's decision.
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