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The grandchildren of those exiled during Franco's regime will not be able to vote, while the grandchildren of the Franco regime will be able to vote. President Pedro Sánchez warned the Supreme Court this Sunday that it would be "unconstitutional" to prevent 400,000 "grandchildren of exiles" from voting in the general elections on November 29. #PSOE #LeyDeMemoriaDemocrática #VotoNacionalizados (translated)

The author of the publication wrote that Sánchez had pressured the Supreme Court so that the grandchildren of exiles could vote on November 29 and had asked it to stop what he described as an "attempted outrage." https://t.co/u6TtBQlq1j #Sánchez #DerechosCiviles #VotoExiliados #ES (translated)

The President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, has urged the Supreme Court to allow the right to vote for the descendants of the exiled who have been naturalized, arguing that in a democracy this right is not prohibited, but guaranteed. #EleccionesGenerales #DerechoAlVoto #PSOE (translated)

"They are trying to instill fear in the people," Sánchez has stated, criticizing the attempts of prominent figures from the Popular Party and Vox to question voting by mail or the nationalizations of descendants of exiles from the Civil War. He defended that, although the right argues that "we cannot pit property owners against tenants" to vote against housing decrees, "they do not know that small property owners have their children by their side who also suffer from this problem." #Vivienda #PSOE #Elecciones (translated)

Pablo Haro Urquízar asked if it was known that the report from the State Attorney, which he wrote requested to maintain the votes of the grandchildren's law of those who had not proven their exile, lacked a signature. https://t.co/oh30xJq5y0 #LeyDeNietos #DerechosHumanos #España (translated)

Yuval Abraham, director of 'NAZA', expresses his fear not so much towards the Government of Israel, but towards the growing hostility of Israeli society against his documentary that highlights the dehumanization in the attacks on Gaza, while he and his co-director, Rachel Szor, remain in exile after receiving threats for their work. #NAZA #CineDocumental #OpiniónPública (translated)

The government requests the Supreme Court to allow voting on November 29 for candidates who have not proven to be the grandchildren of exiles, arguing the impossibility of complying with the precautionary measure before the elections. #LeyDeNietos #DerechoDeVoto #Elecciones2026 (translated)

Pablo Haro Urquízar stated that the Government had asked the Supreme Court to allow people who had not proved to be grandchildren of exiles to vote on November 29. He added that, in his opinion, they didn't even make an effort to hide it. https://t.co/mHmA4Y1i1o #DerechosCiviles #Voto #España (translated)

Orlando Avendaño wrote that María Corina Machado spent her birthday in exile, after the regime allegedly kept her in hiding for months before she escaped by sea. He described her as the woman with the greatest legitimacy and popular support in the history of Venezuela and linked her exile to that of millions of Venezuelans who, he claimed, had settled outside the country due to persecution. Avendaño said that hundreds of thousands celebrated Machado because she had restored hope to them after years of apathy and believing that Venezuela had no solution. He attributed that change to her campaign in 2023 and 2024, which, he wrote, awakened the country. He also noted that Machado had not been able to return despite having tried seven times that year. He characterized that situation as a disregard for the majority of Venezuelans and stated that she would come back. #Venezuela #Exilio #MaríaCorinaMachado (translated)

Mónica García Prieto wrote that preventing Israel from gaining legitimacy cut off streams of money which, she claimed, would end up being converted into bullets. She also called for stopping what she termed the death machinery of the EU and NATO. She linked a conversation about Taher Ali, whom she described as a second-generation Palestinian activist born in exile in Spain. https://t.co/si9AapiQKK #Israel #Palestina #Paz #IL #EU #NATO #ES (translated)

"We decided to go into exile to do politics and we have not stopped until we ensure that the return also has a political meaning." For his part, Puigdemont has limited himself to claiming in a press conference from Waterloo the political nature he wants to give to his return, without providing details about it. #Puigdemont #Amnistía #Cataluña (translated)

The author announced that that afternoon he would meet in La Selva with Xavier Graset and stated that, after 9 years of judicial and political battles, the return of the exiled Carles Puigdemont, Toni Comín, and Lluís Puig was almost imminent. #Exili #Retorn #LaSelva #ES #BE (translated)

David Alandete wrote that the minister who had used dehumanizing language against the Spaniards, used a derogatory term to refer to a Venezuelan exile and accused a journalist of treason on public television for asking a question, now claimed to feel dehumanized. He added that, in his opinion, actions and words had consequences. #Política #España #Deshumanización (translated)

The author stated that Llarena had revoked the arrest order against President Carles Puigdemont and claimed that the State had been defeated. He also described the nine years of exile as a period of resilience and struggle, and welcomed the president. #Llibertat #Resiliència #Política #ES #AD (translated)

The author stated that the TC had already issued the first rulings in the expected terms and said that it needed to be seen if the TS would maintain the announced commitment to apply them to all those condemned and exiled. He described it as a significant step. #Justícia #Drets #Espanya #ES (translated)

The Supreme Court is reviewing the suspension of the voting rights of hundreds of thousands of descendants of exiles who obtained nationality through the Grandchildren's Law, a measure that could affect the elections on November 29. #LeyDeNietos #DerechoAVoto #EleccionesEspaña (translated)