Spain: PP threatens Foreign Ministry over voting rights of 163,020 new citizens!

Alma Ezcurra, Deputy Secretary-General of the conservative People’s Party (PP), is calling on the Spanish government to implement judicial requirements regarding the review of the electoral roll in connection with the “Ley de Nietos” (Credit: AI-generated)

The conservative Partido Popular is demanding the immediate implementation of a Supreme Court ruling regarding the so-called “Ley de Nietos” (Grandchildren’s Law). The party accuses the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of causing delays and has given the government a deadline…

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