'Trumpism' is fueling rumors of electoral fraud in the run-up to the crucial legislative elections, focusing its accusations on the votes of non-citizens and mail-in voting, while preparing the ground to delegitimize a possible Democratic victory. #Trump #FraudeElectoral #Elecciones2026 (translated)
Voters who wish to vote by mail in the general elections on November 29 must request it before November 19 and send their ballot before November 25, following a process that can be done online or at a post office. #VotoPorCorreo #Elecciones2026 #Sufragio (translated)
The Constitutional Court has decided not to intervene in the debate on the right to vote for 163,000 naturalized citizens under the 'grandchildren's law', thus maintaining the suspension of voting for the elections on November 29 while the allegations are processed in the Supreme Court. #LeyDeNietos #DerechoAlVoto #TribunalConstitucional (translated)
Spanish consulates are facing difficulties in timely identifying those who have obtained nationality through the 'grandchildren's law' and will be able to vote in the elections on November 29, which could leave many citizens without the right to vote due to a lack of adequate information. #LeyDeNietos #Voto2026 #Exilio (translated)
The article by Josep Martí Blanch addresses the controversy surrounding the suspension of the voting rights of those naturalized under the grandchildren's law, stating that nationality does not automatically guarantee the right to vote and questioning the lack of debate on the implications of this law. #DerechoAlVoto #Nacionalidad #MemoriaHistórica (translated)
Ángel Gabilondo has made this decision after "receiving various requests for protection appeals before the Constitutional Court from individuals and entities," and after "analyzing" the decision of the Contentious-Administrative Chamber of the Supreme Court last Monday, October 12, when it confirmed the suspension of voting for naturalized citizens under the aforementioned Law, so that they can, if they wish, exercise their right to active suffrage in the upcoming general elections. #LeyDeMemoriaDemocrática #DerechoAlVoto #DefensorDelPueblo (translated)
Gabilondo has filed this appeal "after analyzing the decision of the Administrative Contentious Chamber of the Supreme Court last Monday, October 12, when it confirmed the suspension of voting for naturalized persons under the mentioned Law, so that they can, if they wish, exercise their right to active suffrage in the upcoming general elections," the statement indicates. #DefensordelPueblo #LeydeNietos #DerechoalVoto (translated)
The Spanish Supreme Court has suspended the voting rights of more than 160,000 Spaniards naturalized in Argentina for the elections on November 29, which has generated outrage and promises of appeal among those affected, who consider this decision a serious violation of their rights. #DerechosHumanos #SufragioUniversal #LeyDeNietos (translated)
Nearly thirty Foreign Residents' Council members have signed a statement in defense of the right to vote in the elections on November 29, in response to the uncertainty caused by the Supreme Court's decision that limits suffrage to some nationals under the Democratic Memory Law. #DerechoAVoto #EspañolesEnElExtranjero #EleccionesGenerales (translated)
Judge María Alicia Millán has presented a dissenting vote regarding the Supreme Court's decision to maintain the suspension of the voting rights of 168,000 naturalized citizens under the Grandparents' Law, arguing that this measure could cause irreversible harm to the voting rights of those affected, especially in the context of the upcoming general elections. #DerechoDeVoto #LeyDeNietos #TribunalSupremo (translated)
Judge Alicia Millán has presented a particular vote in the decision of the Supreme Court that maintains the suspension of the voting rights of those naturalized under the 'grandchildren's law', arguing that the electoral advance of November 29 is a decisive element that should prioritize the right to vote over pending legal issues. #LeyDeNietos #DerechoAlVoto #EleccionesGenerales (translated)
The Supreme Court has decided to maintain the suspension of the right to vote for grandchildren who were naturalized under the 'grandchildren's law' in the elections on November 29, allowing voting only for those who were already registered according to the Law of Democratic Memory before August 1. #LeyDeNietos #TribunalSupremo #DerechoAlSufragio (translated)
Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska criticizes the Supreme Court for maintaining the suspension of voting rights for those naturalized under the 'grandchildren's law', highlighting that this decision ignores the importance of suffrage for certain groups, while the PSOE denounces an attack on democracy by the PP and Vox for preventing the descendants of Francoist exiles from voting. #DerechoAlVoto #LeyDeNietos #Democracia (translated)
The Supreme Court has decided that those naturalized under the 'grandchildren's law' will not be able to vote in the elections on November 29 unless they provide documentary evidence that their ancestors were exiled for political reasons, thus prioritizing the general interest of maintaining the integrity of the electoral roll over individual voting rights. #LeyDeNietos #TribunalSupremo #CensoElectoral (translated)
The Supreme Court must choose the lesser evil and ensure the transparency of the electoral roll against the irregularities arising from the 'grandchildren's law', which have led to a suspicious increase in registered citizens for the upcoming elections. #CensoElectoral #SufragioActivo #LeyDeNietos (translated)
I will do everything to guarantee decent housing for the young and not so young in our country. Sánchez has accused the opposition of being "in the rumors, in insults, and in cuts" and has elaborated on the distrust that Feijóo has expressed regarding the executives of Correos in relation to the citizens' vote; he has also insisted on the controversy arising from the grandchildren's law, pointing to the Popular Party for wanting to strip 400,000 Spaniards of their voting rights. #MovilizaciónProgresista #VotoJoven #DerechosLGTBI (translated)
The author responded to LMPardoAbogado and IustitiaEuropa that, in his opinion, it made sense to suspend the elections. He argued that otherwise, people without the right to vote could participate, and the elections would be "in vain." (translated)
The State Attorney has requested the Supreme Court not to suspend the vote related to the 'grandchildren's law', arguing that it is impossible to classify the more than 163,000 affected voters in such a short time and emphasizing the risk of violating the voting rights of thousands of Spanish citizens. #LeyDeNietos #DerechoAlSufragio #AbogacíaDelEstado (translated)
Mail-in voting in Spain has experienced significant growth in the general elections, reaching 6.6% of the votes in 2023, an increase of 98% in requests compared to 2019. #VotoPorCorreo #EleccionesEspaña #Democracia (translated)
The right in Spain once again accuses of electoral fraud in relation to mail-in voting, amidst the controversy over the census following the Supreme Court's ruling on the grandchildren law, while the procedures and controls ensuring the transparency of remote voting are detailed. #VotoPorCorreo #Pucherazo #Elecciones2026 (translated)
