Spain's Supreme Court Refuses Urgent Suspension of Voting Rights for 189,678 New Citizens' Adult Children
Spain's Supreme Court, Contentious-Administrative Chamber, announced on November 9 that it had rejected urgently suspending the voting rights, for the November 29 general election, of the adult children of people nationalized under the Democratic Memory Law. A total of 189,678 people on the August 1, 2026 CERA overseas electoral roll keep their vote for now.
The court rejected the "most urgent" precautionary route requested by Iustitia Europa and Vox, which would have suspended the rights without hearing the parties, but opened an allegations process, so the matter is not definitively closed. An earlier suspension affecting some 163,000 other newly nationalized citizens remains in force.
The State Attorney's Office had opposed extending the suspension to this group.
(Source: Supreme Court of Spain)
Source: Supreme Court of Spain
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Photo: 图：西班牙内政部，经西班牙首相府发布，29N 大选指南。/ Photo: Interior Ministry general election guide, via La Moncloa
