The Supreme Court holds two hearings to decide on the precautionary measures requested by Vox and Iustitia Europa against the registrations in the CERA resulting from the grandchildren's law.
The Supreme Court is holding two hearings on Monday to study the precautionary measures requested by the parties Iustitia Europa and Vox against the registrations that, according to these parties, will be added to the Electoral Census of Absentee Residents (CERA) as a consequence of the so-called grandchildren's law.
The grandchildren's law, included in the democratic memory law, allows children and grandchildren of Spaniards by origin to apply for Spanish nationality. According to information published by infobae.com, the appeals seek to halt the inclusion in the census of those who have taken advantage of this regulation.
The hearings are held at the high court's headquarters in Madrid and directly affect residents abroad with the right to vote in the upcoming elections.
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