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Lupe Sánchez responded to Félix Bolaños that the descendants of exiles could vote and assured that he had read the ruling and was aware of it. He argued that the Supreme Court had not closed the door on them, but had prevented hundreds of thousands of people naturalized by the Government from voting without proving that condition. Sánchez added that Bolaños' falsehoods no longer deceived anyone. #Exiliados #Voto #Justicia (translated)

Carles Enric wrote "Confirmed the Moncloa" and argued that any democratic party should ask the Central Electoral Board to suspend programs like *Malas lenguas* during the electoral campaign. He also stated that public television should ensure neutrality and pluralism, instead of serving as a propaganda tool for the Government. #Democracia #Neutralidad #Pluralismo (translated)

Emmanuel Rincón pointed out that the governments of Uruguay and Brazil had said they would not recognize Delcy Rodríguez or any other Venezuelan authority until democratic elections were held. He added that he found it curious that, before January 3rd, they had not shown the same determination regarding the need for elections, although he welcomed their current stance because, as he wrote, Venezuela needed elections. #VenezuelayElecciones #Democracia #Uruguay (translated)

Marco Rubio has congratulated Spain on its National Day while urging the Spanish government to increase its defense investment to strengthen European security, highlighting the importance of the historical and economic relations between both countries. #MarcoRubio #Defensa #España (translated)

The traditional reception is held to commemorate the celebration of October 12, but in the end it is overshadowed by the inevitable circles where groups of journalists end up surrounding the politicians, like the castellers' pineapple, while the main figures, mainly the Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, and the leader of the opposition, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, make their final statements and once again fuel their differences. #RecepciónReal #FiestaNacional #FamiliaReal (translated)

A democracy cannot have first-class and second-class citizens. Before the decision of the Supreme Court was known, the Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, had expressed his confidence that the Supreme would endorse the government's thesis. #LeyDeNietos #DerechoAlVoto #TribunalSupremo (translated)

The government of Pedro Sánchez has expressed its discontent with the Supreme Court's decision to maintain the suspension of the voting rights of those nationalized by the grandchildren's law, affecting approximately 400,000 Spaniards who will not be able to participate in the upcoming elections on November 29. #LeyDeNietos #DerechoAlVoto #TribunalSupremo (translated)

Lupe Sánchez stated that the Government planned to appeal to the Constitutional Court the decision of the Supreme Court to maintain the precautionary measures on the application of the instruction of Sofía Puente, known as the grandchildren's law. He argued that, as a general rule, neither the central Government nor the regional governments were legitimized to file a petition for amparo, according to articles 53 and 162 of the Constitution and articles 41 and 46 of the Organic Law of the Constitutional Court. He added that the exception related to the right to effective judicial protection in article 24 would not apply in this case. Sánchez also pointed out that the Supreme Court had summoned hundreds of thousands of descendants of exiles who could be affected by the resolution, and said that would make it difficult for the Socialist Executive to resort to that avenue. He added that the Prosecutor's Office could indeed file a petition for amparo, although he described it as unusual, but stated that in this case it had not appealed the precautionary measures in reinstatement, so he considered that route closed. #Gobierno #TribunalConstitucional #DerechosHumanos (translated)

The author argued that the controversies surrounding the Nobel Peace Prize revealed unequal treatment: those who defended human rights when they were politically aligned were applauded, while other individuals fighting for the same principles were criticized or ignored. #NobelDeLaPaz #DerechosHumanos #Controversia #AR #CO #VE #ES #MX (translated)

Lupe Sánchez stated that the Government of Spain and the regional governments, in general, lacked legitimacy to file a protection appeal, according to Articles 53 and 162 of the Constitution and Articles 41 and 46 of the LOTC. He added that the exception related to the violation of due process guarantees in Article 24 of the Constitution would not be applicable in the case of the Grandchildren's Law. He also pointed out that the Supreme Court had agreed to summon the alleged hundreds of thousands of descendants of exiles who might be affected by the decision. In his opinion, this further reduced the possibilities of manipulating the law for Pedro's benefit. #LeyDeNietos #DerechosHumanos #España (translated)

Lupe Sánchez noted that many people were commenting that the Government would take the Supreme Court's decision to maintain the precautionary measures on the Grandchildren's Law to the Constitutional Court. He added that it would be advisable to review who was entitled to file a protection appeal. #LeyDeNietos #Gobierno #TribunalConstitucional (translated)

The Presidency of Colombia reported that the National Government and its ministerial cabinet had rejected derogatory expressions directed at the First Lady. It argued that mockery about her appearance, animalization, and gender stereotypes should not be normalized in public debate, and defended both freedom of expression and political critique as well as women's right to exercise leadership without humiliation or discrimination. It added that respect for women's dignity should not depend on their ideology, position, or surname. #Misoginia #Mujeres #DignidadFemenina (translated)

"It has been understood why the advance was made. I see the PP with fear and a lot of nerves." In an informal conversation with journalists, the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, conveyed the conviction that the polls will turn around during the campaign, and assured that he perceives a "mobilization of the progressive voter that he had not seen since 2019." #Elecciones2023 #PedroSánchez #AlbertoNúñezFeijóo (translated)

The Government expresses its displeasure at the Supreme Court's decision to suspend the voting rights of those naturalized by the ‘grandchildren's law’ for the upcoming general elections, while the PP celebrates the ruling as a brake on the Executive's influence in the electoral roll. #LeyDeNietos #DerechoAlVoto #EleccionesGenerales (translated)

The next government needs to have a broad vision; making energy policy only drives up the bill. Santiago Gómez, president of the renewable employers' association: "The next government needs to have a broad vision; making energy policy only drives up the bill." #EnergíasRenovables #PolíticaEnergética #AhorroEnergético (translated)

Santiago Gómez, president of the Association of Renewable Energy Companies (APPA), warns about the need for the next government to distance itself from ideology and prioritize competitiveness and the growth of energy demand to avoid raising the electricity bill. #EnergíasRenovables #PolíticaEnergética #AhorroEnergético (translated)

The Presidency of Colombia affirmed that the National Government and its ministerial cabinet had rejected the derogatory expressions directed at the First Lady. It stated that animalization, jokes about her physical appearance, and gender stereotypes should not be normalized in public debate. It also defended freedom of expression and political criticism, along with women’s right to exercise leadership without humiliation or discrimination, and pointed out that her dignity should be respected regardless of her ideology, position, or surname. #Misoginia #Respeto #DignidadFemenina (translated)

Alberto Núñez Feijóo stated that there should be no doubts about the census in elections. He argued that the Supreme Court had once again placed limits on the Government and prioritized the common good over its urgency and what he termed as shoddy work. He also noted that, in a democracy, the first thing is to follow the rules. https://t.co/HiF32EtPos #Democracia #Censo #Elecciones (translated)

Miguel Tellado stated that the rule of law had prevailed every time Sánchez had tried, according to him, to undermine democracy. He also described the Government as cheating and asserted that Spain was more than that Executive and that on 29N it would have the president of the Government it deserved. https://t.co/o0qkguhzdT #Justicia #Democracia #España (translated)