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)
