State Attorney opposes voting rights suspension
The State Attorney's Office has challenged a request to block voting rights for descendants naturalised under the Law of Democratic Memory.
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State Attorney opposes voting rights suspension · Supreme Court rejects urgent census suspension · Court orders list of 163,020 affected voters
Supreme Court rejects urgent census suspension
Spain's Supreme Court denies Iustitia Europa's request to halt the census of children nationalised under the Law of Democratic Memory.
Court orders list of 163,020 affected voters
The Supreme Court demands the Government identify citizens whose voting rights were suspended under the 'ley de nietos' by Wednesday.
Legal Challenge to Grandchildren's Law Votes
Iustitia Europa seeks a Supreme Court injunction to suspend electoral effects for new citizens registered under the grandchildren's law.
Court rejects Ceuta's urgent migrant return bid
The Spanish Supreme Court has denied Ceuta's request for an immediate migrant expulsion plan following a mass entry of 70,000 people.
Spanish Consulates to Work Weekend on Citizenship
Staff must process 'Ley de Nietos' documentation this weekend following a Supreme Court ruling on exile proof ahead of November elections.
Spanish court rules heirs liable for estate tax
The Supreme Court rules that heirs must pay income tax on capital gains from dormant estates even before formal inheritance acceptance.
Spanish Court orders ministers to list voters
The Supreme Court has given ministers until 28 October to identify 163,000 individuals affected by the 'law of grandchildren' voting issue.
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.
Spanish Court mandates site visits for tax valuations
The Spanish Supreme Court has ruled that the Tax Agency must conduct physical inspections rather than relying solely on aerial imagery.