Luis María Pardo stated that the Constitutional Court could begin examining the request from the Ombudsman to suspend the precautionary measures that Iustitia obtained from the Supreme Court on Monday. He wrote that there were six days left until the start of the electoral documentation shipping from CERA and that the Constitutional Court could annul those measures before November 29. Pardo traced the origin of the problem to an instruction from October 25, 2022, which, according to him, administratively expanded the avenues to obtain Spanish nationality without allowing for a distinction between those who acquired it due to their connection with exile. He also maintained that Sánchez won the 2023 elections with that instruction still in effect and that the PP and Vox did not take the matter to the Central Electoral Board. He added that Iustitia presented the case to the Board on June 28, 2026, and then went to the Supreme Court, which enacted the precautionary measures. According to Pardo, the Ombudsman urgently requested the Constitutional Court to suspend them, while Iustitia appeared to request that they be maintained and that the CERA regime not be modified without hearing from them. He stated that Iustitia Europa would take the matter to the very end. #LeyDeNietos #TribunalConstitucional #Justicia (translated)











