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The Popular Party accuses the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of a deliberate maneuver to circumvent the suspension of the 'grandchildren's law' and, with that, put at risk the voting of 163,000 naturalized citizens in the elections on November 29. #LeyDeNietos #Elecciones2026 #PP (translated)

The recent suspension of the voting rights by the Supreme Court for grandchildren who acquired Spanish nationality through the Law of Democratic Memory has generated indignation and concern among 163,020 affected individuals, who see it as unlikely to regain their rights before the elections on November 29. #VotoExterior #LeyDeNietos #DerechosCiviles (translated)

The Ombudsman, Ángel Gabilondo, presents a protective remedy to the Constitutional Court to attempt to allow the 163,000 people affected by the suspension of the 'grandchildren's law' to vote in the upcoming elections, challenging the decision of the Supreme Court and generating a new legal scenario. #LeyDeNietos #DefensorDelPueblo #DerechosElectorales (translated)

Justice Europe has requested the Constitutional Court not to accept the appeal from the Ombudsman against the Supreme Court's decision to suspend the expulsion of 163,000 voters from the Census of Spanish Residents Abroad (CERA) while their status as descendants of political exiles is verified. #LeyDeNietos #TribunalConstitucional #CensoCERA (translated)

The Ombudsman has filed a protection appeal before the Constitutional Court, arguing that the exclusion from the census of more than 163,000 beneficiaries of the 'grandchildren's law' to vote is a constitutional obviousness that causes irreparable harm and violates their political rights. #LeyDeNietos #DerechoAlVoto #DefensorDelPueblo (translated)

Due to new citizenship regulations that allow voting rights only for certain descendants of Spaniards, over 163,000 people have been deprived of the opportunity to participate in the upcoming parliamentary elections, raising controversies about the objectivity of the electoral process and civic identity. #obywatelstwo #wybory #migracja (translated)

The Ombudsman, Ángel Gabilondo, has taken the census of the 'grandchildren's law' to the Constitutional Court in an attempt to protect the rights of 163,000 voters who have been excluded from voting by the Supreme Court, requesting urgent precautionary measures to prevent their votes from being excluded due to the lack of justification for their naturalization. #DefensordelPueblo #LeydeNietos #TribunalConstitucional (translated)

Juan Manuel Martínez Chas, a descendant of Galicians who emigrated to Argentina during the Civil War, is fighting for his right to vote in the upcoming Spanish general elections, following the exclusion of around 163,000 citizens who obtained nationality through the grandchild law, arguing that this decision is a serious violation of fundamental rights. #LeyDeNietos #DerechoDeSufragio #NacionalidadEspañola (translated)

Lucia Etxebarria stated, while sharing information from El Mundo, that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs had not sent the individualized data of the 163,000 people affected by the suspension of voting to the Census. She asked legal experts how that situation was referred to. https://t.co/yGOCAcfMZH #LeyDeNietos #DerechosCiviles #Justicia (translated)

Miguel Pader said that the Supreme Court had stated that 163,000 people naturalized under the grandparent law could not vote. According to Pader, Minister José Manuel Albares had received instructions since September 24 to exclude them from the electoral roll, in accordance with Agreement 240/2026 of the Central Electoral Board, but he had not complied, and the Supreme Court had to demand it from him again. Pader warned that the electoral roll would close on Monday and argued that, if not corrected, those 163,000 people would vote on November 29 despite the prohibition attributed to the Supreme Court. He also accused Albares of deciding who could vote. #Censo #Voto #Elecciones (translated)

The Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs has not provided data on the 163,000 affected by the suspension of voting according to the 'grandchildren's law', which prevents the Electoral Census from proceeding with the general elections of 2026. #Elecciones2026 #LeyDeNietos #DerechoAlVoto (translated)

Meri stated that Stephan van Baarle had not given a substantive answer to a question from JA21 member Ranjith Clemminck about the financing of reparations to descendants of enslaved people. According to her, the intended recipients had never been slaves themselves and did not know anyone who had. She wrote that slavery in the Dutch colonies had been abolished 163 years earlier. Meri found Van Baarle's tone contemptuous and said he had called Clemminck a "greenhorn." She asserted that an elected representative in the Netherlands had the right to ask critical questions and accused Van Baarle of behaving as if he were in Turkey. She also called him a stain on the parliament and used an insulting description for him. https://t.co/51imqS9OlJ #politiek #slavernij #Nederland (translated)

Leopold stated that he had compiled and submitted 125 testimonies to the police after careful sorting and in accordance with the police's request to prioritize material with good prospects for investigation. According to him, the police had confirmed that 14 cases submitted in September had sufficient grounds for reports. He wrote that the material was now supplemented with what the police had requested and 111 new cases. Leopold also referred to the fact that 163,000 people had signed and that 77 percent of those surveyed did not trust how the election had been conducted. #Polisen #Vittnesmål #Val2023 (translated)

Radosław Ditrich wrote that 1632 new cases of situations he described as scandalous were detected in Polish hospitals. The most were reported, he stated, in the Masovian Voivodeship (508), Silesian Voivodeship (221), and Pomeranian Voivodeship (209). #szpitale #Polska #zdrowie (translated)

Feijóo requests a cleanup of the electoral roll after the Supreme Court's decision to maintain the suspension of electoral effects for 163,000 naturalized citizens under the grandchildren's law, while the Government criticizes the use of terms like "pucherazo" by the PP and Vox. #LeyDeNietos #DerechoAlVoto #Pucherazo (translated)

The government has warned about the seriousness of restricting voting and criticized the PP for using the term "pucherazo" in the context of the grandchildren's law, which could prevent 163,000 naturalized individuals from exercising their right to vote in the upcoming general elections. #DerechoAlVoto #LeyDeNietos #Elecciones2026 (translated)

The author claimed that Spain’s Supreme Court had deprived 163,020 Spanish citizens of voting rights guaranteed by the Constitution, ruling that nationality and voting rights were not inseparable. They added that those affected had not been heard. https://t.co/4KYVvXPnSF #DerechosHumanos #Justicia #Democracia #ES

The author stated that the Supreme Court had prevented 163,000 Spaniards from voting and had supported, in his opinion, the argument of the PP and Vox about a possible electoral fraud. He added that the court had considered that there was a risk of distortion of the result and that the decision deprived people who met all the requirements of voting. #elecciones #democracia #España #ES (translated)

The Supreme Court has ordered the suspension of the right to vote for 163,020 Spaniards who obtained citizenship through the grandchildren's law, which poses a bureaucratic challenge to the Government, which considers it materially impossible to comply with the measure within the stipulated time. #EleccionesEspañolas #LeyDeNietos #DerechoAVoto (translated)