POLITICS● LOW1d ago · Oct 12, 2026, 5:01 PM
Elections in Spain: those nationalized by the "grandchildren's law" will not be able to vote, unless they prove they are descendants of exiles
Clarín · western europe
The Supreme Court rejected a request from Pedro Sánchez and ratified the suspension of the right to vote. It only exempts those who have proof that their ancestors fled the Civil War or Franco's dictatorship for political or sexual orientation reasons. Argentina is the country with the most applications.
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