Supreme Court protects the voting rights of thousands of Spanish descendants!

Ahead of the Spanish parliamentary elections, the voting rights of the children of certain naturalized Spaniards remain, for the time being, unchanged (Credit: AI-generated)

The Spanish Supreme Court (Tribunal Supremo) has ruled against suspending the voting rights of children of individuals who acquired Spanish citizenship under the so-called “Ley de Nietos” (Grandchildren’s Law). As a result, approximately 190,000 Spaniards in this group who reside…

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