Spain Court Orders List of 163,020 New Citizens
The Supreme Court demands a list of individuals granted nationality via the Democratic Memory Law to verify electoral voting eligibility.
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Spain Court Orders List of 163,020 New Citizens · Madrid court investigates Sofía Puente for prevarication · Spanish Ombudsman appeals voting rights ruling
Madrid court investigates Sofía Puente for prevarication
Judge Inmaculada Lova Ruiz admits a complaint against the Director General regarding expanded nationality criteria under the Memory Law.
Spanish Ombudsman appeals voting rights ruling
Ángel Gabilondo has filed an urgent appeal with the Constitutional Court to protect voting rights for naturalised citizens in Spain.
Court upholds vote ban for 'ley de nietos' heirs
Spain's Supreme Court maintains a suspension on voting rights for new citizens ahead of the November general elections.
Prosecutor backs CERA census suspension
The Spanish Public Prosecutor's Office supports suspending census reviews for the November elections to protect voting rights for 163,020.
Spain suspends voting rights for new nationals
The Supreme Court has halted voting rights for thousands nationalised under the Democratic Memory Law ahead of the November election.
Sumar seeks legal exile status for 1936-1955
Sumar proposes a legal presumption of exile for Spaniards who fled between 1936 and 1955 to protect nationality rights for descendants.
Spanish Supreme Court suspends new voters' rights
The Third Chamber has issued a precautionary measure suspending voting rights for thousands of naturalised Spaniards under a 2022 law.
Spain suspends new 'law of grandchildren' voters
The Supreme Court has halted new census registrations for descendants of exiles, citing risks to electoral transparency and objectivity.
Supreme Court suspends voting for 'ley de nietos'
Spain's Supreme Court has suspended voting rights for descendants of Spaniards pending proof of their ancestors' exile for political reasons.