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The president of the CGCEE, Violeta Alonso, argues that the veto causes "irreversible harm" to individuals who have not been part of the process and "illegal discrimination" among voters based on place of residence, as it only applies to those living abroad. #VotoExterior #LeyDeNietos #DerechosCiviles (translated)

The recent suspension of the voting rights by the Supreme Court for grandchildren who acquired Spanish nationality through the Law of Democratic Memory has generated indignation and concern among 163,020 affected individuals, who see it as unlikely to regain their rights before the elections on November 29. #VotoExterior #LeyDeNietos #DerechosCiviles (translated)

The blockade of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to provide data on the 'grandchildren's law' could lead to massive challenges to the vote after the general elections on November 29 due to uncertainty about who is eligible to vote. #LeyDeNietos #Elecciones2026 #VotoExterior (translated)

Estefanía Molina stated that the Supreme Court did not prevent voting for those who had demonstrated exile for political reasons and had the required consular certification. She questioned that an instruction expanded that possibility to almost any case and that people who had never lived in Spain could participate in the elections, even though their impact was reduced. She also noted that other countries required additional requirements to vote from abroad, even for national citizens, and mentioned Borrell's statements about Germany. Molina made these statements yesterday on Mediodía RNE, alongside Freecanusa. #VotoExterior #DerechosCiviles #Elecciones2023 (translated)

The Supreme Court's veto of the 'grandchildren's law' is generating intense political debate in Spain about its possible influence on the results of the elections on November 29, despite the fact that the affected voters represent less than 1% of Spaniards abroad. #LeyDeNietos #VotoExterior #Elecciones2026 (translated)

The PSOE has achieved significant victories among Spaniards living abroad in the recent regional elections, while nationally the PP has extended its lead, which highlights a notable bias in favor of the left in the overseas vote, influenced by the 'grandchildren's law'. #LeyDeNietos #VotoExterior #PSOE (translated)

The census for the elections on November 29 increases by 1.6 million people, of which 27.5% reside abroad, awaiting the Supreme Court's decision on the suspension of the registration of new naturalized citizens under the 'grandchildren's law.' #LeyDeNietos #CensoElectoral #VotoExterior (translated)

Luiz Philippe de Orleans e Bragança informed that he had compiled a list of voting locations outside Brazil for the 2026 elections on one page, including country, city, and linked Brazilian post. He advised voters to confirm the exact address of the polling station in e-Título or in the official information from the TRE-DF before heading out to vote and asked them to share the list with Brazilians abroad. He also stated that Brazil was decided by those living outside the country. #Eleições2026 #BrasileirosNoExterior #VotoExterior (translated)

JH Fonseca stated that, in his assessment, Lula had strong support among voters abroad who lived in countries with high taxes, low growth, and extensive social benefits, while Flávio stood out in prosperous countries with low taxes and higher work demands to get rich. He summarized the comparison as Europe versus the United States. #Eleições2024 #Política #VotoExterior (translated)

DataFut published, via G1, the countries abroad where each candidate had obtained the highest proportion of votes up to that moment. According to the publication, Lula (PT) was leading in Palestine, with 93.09% and 1,078 votes, while Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) had his highest proportion in Israel, with 74.4% and 523 votes. Augusto Cury (Avante) and Ronaldo Caiado (PSD) had their highest percentages in Cyprus, with 8.77% (5 votes) and 7.02% (4 votes), respectively. Renan Santos (Missão) was ahead in Malaysia, with 8.54% and 7 votes; Zema (Novo), in Singapore, with 3.45% and 12 votes; and Samara (UP), in Greece, with 2.63% and 13 votes. #Eleições2023 #VotoExterior #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)

The NINJA Media reported that Brazilians celebrated in London after voting and that the gathering brought together voters who went to the polls in the British capital this Sunday. According to data from the TSE cited by the publication, 37,564 Brazilians were eligible to vote in London in the 2026 elections. https://t.co/sLQRViW85v #Eleições2026 #BrasileirosNoExterior #VotoExterior (translated)

Clarke de Souza reported that, at 5:37 AM, the TSE had received the first bulletins from Asia. In Nagoya, Japan, with 3 of the 58 sections counted, Flávio had 68.9% and Lula, 17.5% — 436 votes against 111. De Souza observed that the result was still below the 75.5% obtained by Bolsonaro in the city in 2022 and noted that there were few counted sections to draw conclusions. In Seoul, South Korea, the counting was complete: Lula had 56.9% and Flávio, 33.3%. According to De Souza, Bolsonaro had received 25.6% in the city in 2022, which represented a 7.7 point increase for Flávio. He added that there were still no bulletins from Tokyo, Hamamatsu, or China. In total from abroad, with 35 bulletins, Lula had 54.9% and Flávio, 33.2%. De Souza said that the result was still influenced by Oceania, where, according to him, there are more votes for Lula, and assessed that the arrival of the bulletins from Tokyo and the rest of Nagoya could significantly alter the picture. He reported that the next update would be released at 6:04 AM. #Eleições2023 #VotoExterior #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)

Vai Desmaiar reported that Brazilians in New Zealand had already voted and that the ballot results would be released soon. According to the publication, voting was underway in Australia, Japan, South Korea, East Timor, China, Singapore, the Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, parts of Indonesia, Bangladesh, India, the United Arab Emirates, and Oman. The author also stated that the polls would open between 2 AM and 5 AM in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, South Africa, Greece, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, the United Kingdom, and much of Europe. #BrasileirosNoExterior #VotoExterior #Eleições2023 (translated)

NINJA Media stated that Brazilians were already voting for Lula and informed that, at 4 PM Brasília time, the polls had been opened in Wellington, New Zealand, which the publication pointed out as the first place in the world to vote in the 2026 Brazilian elections. #Eleições2026 #Brasil #VotoExterior (translated)